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2019
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This chapter is devoted to other functional inequalities usually associated to the Hardy inequalities. These include Rellich and Caffarell–Kohn–Nirenberg inequalities. We also discuss different aspects of this analysis such as their stability, higherorder inequalities, their weighted and extended versions.