Some properties of h-MN-convexity and Jensen's type inequalities
arXiv:1710.03418
Abstract
In this work, we introduce the class of --convex functions by generalizing the concept of -convexity and combining it with -convexity. Namely, Let be two intervals subset of such that and . Consider a non-negative function and let be a Mean function given by ; where by we mean one of the following functions: , and ; with the property that and . A function is said to be --convex (concave) if the inequality \begin{align*} f \left({\rm{M}}\left(t;x, y\right)\right) \le (\ge) \, {\rm{N}}\left(h(t);f (x), f (y)\right), \end{align*} holds for all and , where M and N are two mean functions. In this way, nine classes of --convex functions are established and some of their analytic properties are explored and investigated. Characterizations of each type are given. Various Jensen's type inequalities and their converses are proved.
arXiv comment27 pages. Journal of Interdisciplinary Mathematics 2019