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Why is $|log(|x|)|^k$ in $H^1(Omega)$ when $0
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Let $Omega= B_1(0)$ the unit ball in $mathbb{R^2}$. How to prove that for $0<k<1/2$ the function $v(x)= |log(|x|)|^k$ is in
$$H^1(Omega)=left{ fin L^2(Omega) : frac{partial f}{partial x_i} in L^2(Omega) , i=1,2right}?$$
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Let $Omega= B_1(0)$ the unit ball in $mathbb{R^2}$. How to prove that for $0<k<1/2$ the function $v(x)= |log(|x|)|^k$ is in
$$H^1(Omega)=left{ fin L^2(Omega) : frac{partial f}{partial x_i} in L^2(Omega) , i=1,2right}?$$
sobolev-spaces
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First step first: did you show that $v in L^2(Omega)$?
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Let $Omega= B_1(0)$ the unit ball in $mathbb{R^2}$. How to prove that for $0<k<1/2$ the function $v(x)= |log(|x|)|^k$ is in
$$H^1(Omega)=left{ fin L^2(Omega) : frac{partial f}{partial x_i} in L^2(Omega) , i=1,2right}?$$
sobolev-spaces
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Let $Omega= B_1(0)$ the unit ball in $mathbb{R^2}$. How to prove that for $0<k<1/2$ the function $v(x)= |log(|x|)|^k$ is in
$$H^1(Omega)=left{ fin L^2(Omega) : frac{partial f}{partial x_i} in L^2(Omega) , i=1,2right}?$$
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