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Some Reverse Hardy-Littlewood-Sobolev Type Inequalities

Qianqiao Guo, Zhe Pu, Jiankang Xia

math.FAarXiv:2608.11818

Abstract

We establish some sharp reverse Hardy-Littlewood-Sobolev (HLS) type inequalities on \(Rn\) and \(R+n\). Using an operator representation, we overcome the difficulty that the symmetric double-integral structure is unavailable in the half-space setting. On \(Rn\), for \(1 n < α\), \(nα < t < 1\), and \(0 < q < 1\), there holds for nonnegative \(f \) that \[ \|Eαf \|Lt(Rn) C(n,α,q,t) \|f \|L1(Rn)γ \|f \|Lq(Rn)1-γ, γ:= n - qα- ntqn(1-q) \] for some C(n,α,q,t)>0 iff \(q>nα\), where \(Eα\) is the extension operator with Riesz kernel and \(t\) is the conjugate of \(t\). The sharp constant is achieved when \(n tn + αt q < 1\). On \(R+n\), with \(2 n < α\), \(nα < t < 1\), and \(0 < q < 1\), we show for nonnegative \(f \) that \[ \|Eαf \|Lt(R+n) C(n,α,q,t) \|f\|L1(∂ R+n)γ \|f\|Lq(∂ R+n)1-γ, γ := (n-1) - q(α-1) - ntq(n-1)(1-q), \] for some C(n,α,q,t)>0 iff \(q > n-1α-1\), where \(Eα\) is the extension operator with Poisson-type kernel. The sharp constant is achieved when \(t(n-1)n + t(α-1) q < 1\). We further extend results to \(q1\). The proofs use rearrangement inequalities, the sharp Carlson--Levin inequality, and refined pointwise lower bounds for the Riesz and Poisson-type potentials. Our results unify and extend the classical reverse HLS inequalities, especially on \(R+n\).

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