Real interpolation for mixed Lorentz spaces and Minkowski's inequality
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Abstract: We prove embeddings and identities for real interpolation spaces between mixed Lorentz spaces. This partly relies on Minkowski's (reverse) integral inequality in Lorentz spaces under optimal assumptions on the exponents .
Summary: We prove embeddings and identities for real interpolation spaces between mixed Lorentz spaces. This partly relies on Minkowski's (reverse) integral inequality in Lorentz spaces \(L^{p,r} (X)\) under optimal assumptions on the exponents \((p,r)\in (0,\infty)\times (0,\infty]\).
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