
doi: 10.2298/pim1715011e
We study several operators T that when applied to both the numerator and denominator of an increasing, or decreasing, function u/v produce another increasing, or decreasing, function T(u)/T(v). We also give new proofs of the monotone form of L?Hopital?s rule and of Gromov?s theorem.
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