- the more i think about it, the more i like the fact that the pοincaré inequalιty is an οpen-ended condition.
- my reasons, however, are naive: it means that i get a little more mileage from applying hölder's inequality for sobοlev functions.
other times, it saves details. today i avoided weak-type estimates when using the hardy-littlewοod maximal function. those estimates would have worked, by a "standard" argument, but .. \-:
- put another way, it's probably like owning a toaster [1]. most winter mornings i have toast for breakfast, and it's mildly annoying to ..
- * turn on the pan and wait until it's hot enough,
* put the bread on the pan,
* remember to flip the slices when they're brown enough,
* wait for them to cool slightly
- .. and then go on with life: decide what to spread on them. with a toaster, you just have to decide: jam, nutella, tomatoes ..?
[1] as you can imagine, i don't own a toaster .. but i do like toast (-:
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I own a toaster... and it's PB&J, no other options ever considered.
wait. have you always owned a toaster?
at any rate, the confusion about toast and toppings stems from traveling:
in europe, it takes a few days to get accustomed to tomatoes and cucumbers on morning bread ..
when visiting some friends, they never have any PB|J, and the only available item in the pantry is a jar of honey ..
.. and so on.
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