Smoothness of extremizers of a convolution inequality
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Abstract: Let and be the convolution operator , which is is bounded from to . We show that any critical point of the functional is infinitely differentiable, and that for some . In particular, this holds for all extremizers of the associated inequality. This is done by exploiting a generalized Euler-Lagrange equation, and certain weighted norm inequalities for .
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