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Sobolev–Gallagher inequality

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For a continuously differentiable function F on an interval I=[t−δ/2,t+δ/2],
∣F(t)∣2≤δ1​∫I​∣F(u)∣2du+∫I​∣F(u)F′(u)∣du.
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To prove it, average ∣F(t)∣2−∣F(u)∣2 over u∈I using the fundamental theorem of calculus. On either half of I, the resulting derivative kernel has absolute value at most 1/2. Since ∣(∣F∣2)′∣≤2∣FF′∣, the displayed bound follows.

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