Chapter 4 Fractional Hardy Inequalities

2019

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DOI 10.1007/978-3-030-02895-4_5
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Abstract

In this chapter we present results concerning fractional forms of Hardy inequalities. Such a topic is well investigated in the Abelian Euclidean setting and we will be providing relevant references in the sequel. For a general survey of fractional Laplacians in the Euclidean setting see, e.g., [Gar17]. However, as usual, the general approach based on homogeneous groups allows one to get insights also in the Abelian case, for example, from the point of view of the possibility of choosing an arbitrary quasi-norm. Moreover, another application of the setting of homogeneous groups is that the results can be equally applied to both elliptic and subelliptic problems.