
doi: 10.3390/sym14071440
The main purpose of this research is to concentrate on the development of new definitions for the weighted geometric fractional integrals of the left-hand side and right-hand side of the function ℵ with regard to an increasing function used as an integral kernel. Moreover, the newly developed class of left-hand side and right-hand side weighted geometric fractional integrals of a function ℵ, by applying an additional increasing function, identifies a variety of novel classes as special cases. This is a development of the previously established fractional integrals by making use of the class of geometrically convex functions. Geometrically convex functions in weighted fractional integrals of a function ℵ in the form of another rising function yield the Hermite–Hadamard inequality type. We also establish a novel midpoint identity and the associated inequalities for a class of weighted fractional integral functions known as geometrically convex with respect to an increasing function and symmetric with respect to the geometric mean of the endpoints of the interval. In order to demonstrate the validity of our research, we present examples. Moreover, fractional inequalities and their solutions are applied in many symmetrical domains.
Hermite–Hadamard weighted fractional inequality; midpoint weighted fractional inequality; geometrically convex functions; left-side weighted fractional; right-side weighted fractional
Hermite–Hadamard weighted fractional inequality; midpoint weighted fractional inequality; geometrically convex functions; left-side weighted fractional; right-side weighted fractional
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