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On reverse integral mean inequalites

Authors: Pečarić, Josip; Perić, Ivan;

On reverse integral mean inequalites

Abstract

If f is a positive integrable function, then it is well-known that for even numbers p and q, q<=p, the ratio of the p-power integral mean of f by the q-power integral mean is greater than or equal to 1. Different authors have given reverse inequalites for this ratio. Here we present various upper bounds for this ratio for a wider class of weighted power means and functions. These results are extensions of results of Muckenhoupt, Nania and Alzer.

Keywords

wieghted power means, reverse integral mean inequalities, Hardy's inequality, monotonous in mean functions

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