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刊物类别:Mathematics and Statistics
刊物主题:Mathematics Mathematics
出版者:Birkh盲user Basel
ISSN:1420-8938
文摘
We introduce a new method which can be used to establish sharp Hardy-type inequalities on the positive halfline. As an illustration, we present a new proof of a classical result due to Bliss.