Abstract

We present new inequalities of \(L_p\) norms for sums of positive functions. These inequalities are useful for investigation of convergence of simple partial fractions in \(L_p(\mathbb{R})\).

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  • In the paper [2] we proved the following theorem

  • The proof of Theorem 1 is based on the following fact

  • It turns out that there exists a nontrivial generalization of this result for arbitrary positive functions from arbitrary measurable space

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Introduction

In [1] the problem to find necessary and sufficient conditions for convergence of the series g∞ in Lp(R) was posed. Kayumov converges in Lp(R) and all zk lie in the angle |z| ≤ C|y| with a fixed C, for all ε > 0 the following condition holds: In the paper [2] we proved the following theorem. If g∞(t) converges in Lp(R), the sequence |yn| is increasing and |zk| ≤ C|yk|, the condition (3) holds. The proof of Theorem 1 is based on the following fact.

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