On some matrix mean inequalities via the log-convexity property

Let f : [0, 1] ?? [0,+?) be a log-convex function, 0 ? ? ? 1/2 ? ? ? 1 and m be a positive integer. Then by using the Jensen?s inequality we prove that ?m/? (fm(0)?? f m(1) ? f m(?))+ rm (f(0)m/2 ? f m/2(?))2 ? (f(0)?? f (1))m ? f m(?) and (1??)m/1?? (fm(0)?? fm(1) ? fm(?))+ r?m(f(1)m/2 ? fm/2(?))2 ? ( f (0)?? f (1))m ? f m(?). Here, ?? denotes the weighted arithmetic mean, and rm, r?m are two positive constants. Moreover, by choosing suitable log-convex functions, we derive new refinements of several classical inequalities that relate the difference between the arithmetic-power, arithmetic-harmonic, and arithmetic-geometric means for both scalars and matrices and matrices, as well as matrix norms and determinants.

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Filomat
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.2298/fil2504341g
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Mathematical Inequalities and Applications
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On some matrix mean inequalities via the log-convexity property

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On some matrix mean inequalities via the log-convexity property

Mohamed Boumazgour, Mohamed Amine Ighachane, Abdelmajid Gourty
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Let f : [0, 1] ?? [0,+?) be a log-convex function, 0 ? ? ? 1/2 ? ? ? 1 and m be a positive integer. Then by using the Jensen?s inequality we prove that ?m/? (fm(0)?? f m(1) ? f m(?))+ rm (f(0)m/2 ? f m/2(?))2 ? (f(0)?? f (1))m ? f m(?) and (1??)m/1?? (fm(0)?? fm(1) ? fm(?))+ r?m(f(1)m/2 ? fm/2(?))2 ? ( f (0)?? f (1))m ? f m(?). Here, ?? denotes the weighted arithmetic mean, and rm, r?m are two positive constants. Moreover, by choosing suitable log-convex functions, we derive new refinements of several classical inequalities that relate the difference between the arithmetic-power, arithmetic-harmonic, and arithmetic-geometric means for both scalars and matrices and matrices, as well as matrix norms and determinants.

FilomatVol. 39(4)
Chouaib Doukkali University (MA), Régie Autonome Multi Services D'Agadir (MA)
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