Sharp embedding between Wiener amalgam and some classical spaces
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Abstract: We establish the sharp conditions for the embedding between Wiener amalgam spaces and some classical spaces, including Sobolev spaces , local Hardy spaces , Besov spaces , which partially improve and extend the main result obtained by Guo et al. in J. Funct. Anal., 273(1):404-443, 2017. In addition, we give the full characterization of inclusion between Wiener amalgam spaces and -modulation spaces . Especially, in the case of with , we give the sharp conditions of the most general case of these embedding. When , we also establish the sharp embedding between Wiener amalgam spaces and Triebel spaces .
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