“…Grand Lebesgue spaces have been thoroughly studied by many different authors. We refer the interested reader to the reviews given in articles [9,12,27] and [6, §7.2]. However, we now state some basic properties of these spaces which will be useful for the results that follow.…”
We present a simple proof of the continuity, in the sense distributions, of the minors of the differential matrices of mappings belonging to grand Sobolev spaces. Such function spaces were introduced in connection with a problem on minimal integrability of the Jacobian and are useful in certain aspects of geometric function theory and partial differential equations.
“…Grand Lebesgue spaces have been thoroughly studied by many different authors. We refer the interested reader to the reviews given in articles [9,12,27] and [6, §7.2]. However, we now state some basic properties of these spaces which will be useful for the results that follow.…”
We present a simple proof of the continuity, in the sense distributions, of the minors of the differential matrices of mappings belonging to grand Sobolev spaces. Such function spaces were introduced in connection with a problem on minimal integrability of the Jacobian and are useful in certain aspects of geometric function theory and partial differential equations.
“…If θ 1 < θ 2 then for 0 < ε < p − 1 the embeddings: hold. Note that the information about properties and applications of the grand Lebesgue spaces can be found in [11,13,26,33,35,36].…”
Let G be a doubly connected domain in the complex plane $$\mathbb {C}$$
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“…At the same time, concerning continuum mechanics, the study of function spaces, different from the ones of smooth or Sobolev mappings, is of great interest. In particular, there are advantages in using Sobolev–Orlicz spaces for nonlinear elasticity [4], Lorentz spaces for the Shrödinger equation [6] and for the p ‐Laplace system [1], grand Sobolev spaces for p ‐harmonic operators [10, 18]. Thoroughly studied, has been the question of the regularity of derivatives of the inverse mapping.…”
We study the regularity properties of the inverse of a bilipschitz mapping f belonging to WmXloc$W^m X_{\mathrm{loc}}$, where X is an arbitrary Banach function space. Namely, we prove that the inverse mapping f−1$f^{-1}$ is also in WmXloc$W^m X_{\mathrm{loc}}$. Furthermore, the paper shows that the class of bilipschitz mappings in WmXloc$W^m X_{\mathrm{loc}}$ is closed with respect to composition and multiplication.
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