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2019
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In this chapter, we describe the Hardy and other inequalities on stratified groups with the $$\mathcal{L}$$ -gauge weights. The appearance of such weights has been discussed in the beginning of Chapter 6. The literature on inequalities with such weights is rather substantial. Apart from describing new results and methods we will be making relevant references to the results existing in the earlier literature.