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Necessary and sufficient conditions for two classes of functions to be logarithmically completely monotonic

Senlin Guo, Feng Qi, H. M. Srivastava

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In this article, necessary and sufficient conditions under which two classes of functions are, respectively, logarithmically completely monotonic and completely monotonic are presented. From these conditions, several two-sided inequalities for the ratio of two gamma functions are deduced.

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In this article, necessary and sufficient conditions under which two classes of functions are, respectively, logarithmically completely monotonic and completely monotonic are presented. From these conditions, several two-sided inequalities for the ratio of two gamma functions are deduced.

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In this article, necessary and sufficient conditions under which two classes of functions are, respectively, logarithmically completely monotonic and completely monotonic are presented. From these conditions, several two-sided inequalities for the ratio of two gamma functions are deduced.

Key concepts: Mathematics, Monotonic function, Pure mathematics, Applied mathematics, Calculus (dental), Mathematical analysis, Medicine, Dentistry

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