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Inner structure of non-compact embeddings between Triebel–Lizorkin spaces

Investigate the inner structure of non-compact embeddings between Triebel–Lizorkin spaces, including how their sequence-space representations via wavelet decompositions reflect and govern these embeddings’ properties.

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Background

The paper focuses on Besov spaces and uses wavelet decompositions to reduce embedding questions to sequence spaces, enabling a fine classification of non-compact embeddings.

The authors point out that Triebel–Lizorkin spaces have different sequence-space behaviors under wavelet decompositions, which makes their paper more challenging, and explicitly raise the question of understanding the inner structure of non-compact embeddings in that scale.

References

We conclude our paper with a few remarks and open questions. Given the obtained results for Besov spaces, it seems natural to ask about the inner structure for non-compact embeddings between Triebel-Lizorkin spaces.

Note about non-compact embeddings between Besov spaces (2410.10731 - Chuah et al., 14 Oct 2024) in Section 6: Further Remarks