For an improved Hardy-Sobolev inequality on a ball, minimizers exist and are non-radial when the boundary-singular weight parameter a is close to 1, while for small a the infimum equals the classical constant and is not attained.
Remarks on a limiting case of Hardy type inequalities
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The classical Hardy inequality holds in Sobolev spaces $W_0^{1,p}$ when $1\le p< N$. In the limiting case where $p=N$, it is known that by adding a logarithmic function to the Hardy potential, some inequality which is called the critical Hardy inequality holds in $W_0^{1,N}$. In this note, in order to give an explanation of appearance of the logarithmic function at the potential, we derive the logarithmic function from the classical Hardy inequality with the best constant via some limiting procedure as $p \nearrow N$. And we show that our limiting procedure is also available for the classical Rellich inequality in second order Sobolev spaces $W_0^{2,p}$ with $p \in (1, \frac{N}{2})$ and the Poincar\'e inequality.
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Minimization problem associated with an improved Hardy-Sobolev type inequality
For an improved Hardy-Sobolev inequality on a ball, minimizers exist and are non-radial when the boundary-singular weight parameter a is close to 1, while for small a the infimum equals the classical constant and is not attained.