Abstract
In this chapter we discuss versions of some of the inequalities from the previous chapters in the setting of stratified groups. Because of the stratified structure here we can use the horizontal gradient in the estimates.
Chapter 6 Horizontal Inequalities on Stratified Groups
2019
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