Improvement of a known variant of the Hardy-Hilbert integral inequality

Over the past few decades, numerous variants of the Hardy-Hilbert integral inequality have been established. In this article, we present an improved version of a notable variant that combines the power, maximum, and absolute difference functions of the variables. The constant factor has an elegant form and is closely related to the beta function. A complete and detailed proof is provided. We also discuss how our result can be used to determine other variants.

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Annals of Mathematics and Computer Science
Published
2025-08-25
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https://doi.org/10.56947/amcs.v29.578
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Differential Equations and Boundary Problems
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Improvement of a known variant of the Hardy-Hilbert integral inequality

Christophe Chesneau
Annals of Mathematics and Computer Science
Differential Equations and Boundary Problems
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Improvement of a known variant of the Hardy-Hilbert integral inequality

Christophe Chesneau
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Abstract

Over the past few decades, numerous variants of the Hardy-Hilbert integral inequality have been established. In this article, we present an improved version of a notable variant that combines the power, maximum, and absolute difference functions of the variables. The constant factor has an elegant form and is closely related to the beta function. A complete and detailed proof is provided. We also discuss how our result can be used to determine other variants.

Annals of Mathematics and Computer ScienceVol. 29
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Differential Equations and Boundary Problems
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