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This paper establishes interior Hs,p regularity for weak solutions to fractional nonlocal equations in divergence form with general kernels. Under the $(δ, R)$-vanishing condition on the coefficients, we prove that for $p>2$, if the source term f∈ Lᵖloc, then the solution u∈ Hs,ploc. In contrast to Byun and Kim {BK2025}, our result holds in the borderline case for f without requiring differentiability assumptions. Our approach simplifies previous methods by using the stability properties of the fractional gradient to derive the good-inequality directly, thereby avoiding reliance on maximal functions. The proof integrates Vitali's covering lemma, Hardy-Littlewood maximal theory, self-improving estimates, and compactness arguments. This work extends classical W1,p regularity to fractional nonlocal settings under minimal kernel assumptions.
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