Integral Inequality for Measurable Functions

In summary, an integral inequality for measurable functions is a mathematical statement that relates the integral of a measurable function to other mathematical expressions. The conditions for an integral inequality to hold depend on the specific inequality being used, but generally require the functions to be measurable and the integral to be well-defined. Integral inequalities are significant in mathematics as they allow for comparisons and relationships between functions, and have practical applications in fields such as physics, economics, and engineering. However, they cannot be extended to non-measurable functions as these do not have well-defined integrals.
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For what class of functions we have:
$$
\int_{\Omega} [f(x)]^m dx \leq
C\Bigr ( \int_{\Omega} f(x)dx\Bigr)^{m},
$$
where ##\Omega## is open bounded and ##f## is measurable on ##\Omega## and ##C,m>0##.
 
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For all ##m##?

Well, take ##f## positive. You want ##\|f\|_m\leq C^{1/m}\|f\|_1##, for all ##m##. So by taking limits, we get

[tex]\|f\|_\infty = \lim_{m\rightarrow +\infty} \|f\|_m\leq \lim_{m\rightarrow +\infty}C^{1/m}\|f\|_1 = \|f\|_1[/tex]

In particular, you want the sup-norm to exist. This already forces your function to be bounded a.e.
 
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Related to Integral Inequality for Measurable Functions

1. What is an integral inequality for measurable functions?

An integral inequality for measurable functions is a mathematical statement that relates the integral of a measurable function to other mathematical expressions, such as other integrals or constants. It is used to establish relationships between different functions and to prove properties of these functions.

2. What are the conditions for an integral inequality to hold?

The conditions for an integral inequality to hold depend on the specific inequality being used. However, in general, the functions involved must be measurable and the integral must be well-defined. Other conditions may include the functions being positive or integrable over a certain interval.

3. What is the significance of integral inequalities in mathematics?

Integral inequalities are important in mathematics because they allow us to make comparisons between different functions and to establish relationships between them. They are also useful in proving theorems and solving problems in various branches of mathematics, including analysis, probability, and optimization.

4. Can integral inequalities be extended to non-measurable functions?

No, integral inequalities are only applicable to measurable functions. This is because measurable functions have well-defined integrals, whereas non-measurable functions do not. Therefore, the conditions for an integral inequality to hold cannot be met for non-measurable functions.

5. Are there any practical applications of integral inequalities?

Yes, integral inequalities have many practical applications in fields such as physics, economics, and engineering. For example, they can be used to analyze and optimize processes in these fields by relating different measurable quantities. They are also used in various numerical methods for solving differential equations and other problems.

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