What are the key differences between H1 and H2 Hilbert spaces?

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Can somebody tell me the difference between H1 & H2 hilbert spaces?
 
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amalmirando said:
Can somebody tell me the difference between H1 & H2 hilbert spaces?
These are two special Sobolev spaces, namely

H^k = W^{k,2}

The "2" refers to the usual norm of the L^2 Hilbert space. The "k" means that instead of the function f(x) one considers in addition its first, second, ..., kth derivative:

||f||^2_{H^k} = ||f||^2_{W^{k,2}} = \sum_{i=0}^k\int dt\,|f^{(i)}|^2
 
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