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Sobolev spaces in infinite dimensions
The classical theory of Sobolev spaces in finite dimensions is well established. Because infinite-dimensional spaces possess inherent analytical and topological complexities, developing a theory of Sobolev spaces for functions of infinitely many variables---rather than merely extending the classical
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