2019Mathematical Inequalities & ApplicationsOpen access

On a Jensen-type inequality for F-convex functions

Mirosław Adamek

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In this paper we present a counterpart of the Jensen inequality for F -convex functions. We present it in three forms: discrete, integral and operator. As we will see, the generality of the received results will allow to obtain, in particular cases, Jensen-type inequalities for strongly convex functions and superquadratic functions.

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In this paper we present a counterpart of the Jensen inequality for F -convex functions. We present it in three forms: discrete, integral and operator. As we will see, the generality of the received results will allow to obtain, in particular cases, Jensen-type inequalities for strongly convex functions and superquadratic functions.

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In this paper we present a counterpart of the Jensen inequality for F -convex functions. We present it in three forms: discrete, integral and operator. As we will see, the generality of the received results will allow to obtain, in particular cases, Jensen-type inequalities for strongly convex functions and superquadratic functions.

Key concepts: Mathematics, Jensen's inequality, Type (biology), Convex function, Regular polygon, Pure mathematics, Inequality, Convex analysis

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