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Abstract
This paper uses law of trichotomy to show a full range of capacity–volumetry of the sharp -integrability law which covers the sharp Adams–Moser–Trudinger -integrability law for higher order derivatives, thereby finding a new approach to a relatively complete family of the essential capacity–volumetric estimates with the optimal constants including the sharp Ahlfors–Beurling–Pólya–Szegö and Morrey–Sobolev capacity–volumetric inequalities.
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