Stolarsky Means and Hadamard's Inequality
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Stolarsky Means and Hadamard's Inequality
A generalization is given of the extension of Hadamrd's inequality to r-convex functions. A corresponding generalization of the Fink-Mond-Pečarić inequalities for r-convex functions in established.
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- University of Adelaide Australia
Hadamard inequality, inequalities for integrals, Applied Mathematics, Stolarsky mean, Inequalities for sums, series and integrals, means and their inequalities, Stolarsky means; Hadamard's inequality; r-convex functions, Analysis
Hadamard inequality, inequalities for integrals, Applied Mathematics, Stolarsky mean, Inequalities for sums, series and integrals, means and their inequalities, Stolarsky means; Hadamard's inequality; r-convex functions, Analysis
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