Theoretical analysis reveals refined shifted Hardy inequalities on complex unit balls and polydisks, indicating exact operator norms and integral representations across multidimensional spaces.
We refine and extend shifted Hardy inequalities in several complex variables. A sharp estimate for homogeneous holomorphic polynomials on the sphere in Cn, combined with Yang's one-variable inequality and a slice identity, yields ball inequalities for H1(Bn), including a Bergman-scale family with weights. We also prove product inequalities on Dn and mixed-norm extensions for radial measures, where coefficient weights are moments of the measure. Motivated by Yang's shifted Hilbert form, we define a linear transform, derive its integral representation, compute its exact Hp(Bn)→Hp(Bn) norm, and obtain an H1(Bn)→H∞(Bn) bound.
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Adel Khalfallah (2026) studied this question.
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