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Uniformly local spaces and refinements of the classical Sobolev embedding theorems
We prove that if f is a distribution on RN with N>1 and if ∂jf∈Lj ,σj ∩LN,1 uloc with 1≤pj≤N and σj=1 when pj=1 or N, then f is bounded, continuous and has a finite constant radial limit at infinity. Here, Lp,σ is the classical Lorentz space and L uloc is a “uniformly local” subspace of L loc larger than L p,σ when p<∞. We also show that f∈BUC if, in addition, ∂jf∈Lj ,σj ∩Lquloc with q>N whenever pj