Abstract. We develop a new framework for the Jensen-type inequalities that allows us to deal with functions not necessarily convex and Borel measures not necessarily positive. It is well known the important role played by the classical inequality of Jensen in probability theory, economics, statistical physics, information theory etc. See [5] and [6]. In recent years, a number of authors have noticed the possibility to extend this inequality to the framework of functions that are mixed convex (in the sense of the existence of one inection point). See [1], [2] and [4]. In all these papers one assumes that both the function and the measure under consideration verify certain conditions of symmetry. However the inequality of Jensen is much more ...
We present some fundamental results and definitions regarding Jensen’s inequality with the aim of ob...
Some new results related to Jensen’s celebrated inequality for convex functions defined on convex se...
A refinement of Jensen's inequality is presented. An extra term makes the inequality tighter when th...
Jensen's inequality for concave functions J J (f) du < j (ff dt) (1) or for convex functions i...
New inequalities for the general case of convex functions defined on linear spaces which improve the...
This article proposes a new refinement of the celebrated Jensen inequality. Some refinements have be...
A new refinement of Jensen’s celebrated inequality for functions defined on convex sets in linear s...
In this paper our aim is to give refinements of Jensen's type inequalities for the convex function d...
A new refinement of Jensen's celebrated inequality for functions defined on convex sets in linear s...
Abstract. In the present paper we are concerned with the Jensen type inequality based on the recent ...
A refinement and a new sharp reverse of Jensen's inequality for convex functions in terms of divided...
We study how good is Jensen's inequality, that is the discrepancy between $\int_0^1 \varphi(f(x)) \,...
AbstractJensen's inequality f(EX) ≤ Ef(X) for the expectation of a convex function of a random varia...
Jensen's inequality for a real convex function f on a convex domain is generalised in several ways t...
An improvement of the Jensen inequality for convex and monotone function is given as well as variou...
We present some fundamental results and definitions regarding Jensen’s inequality with the aim of ob...
Some new results related to Jensen’s celebrated inequality for convex functions defined on convex se...
A refinement of Jensen's inequality is presented. An extra term makes the inequality tighter when th...
Jensen's inequality for concave functions J J (f) du < j (ff dt) (1) or for convex functions i...
New inequalities for the general case of convex functions defined on linear spaces which improve the...
This article proposes a new refinement of the celebrated Jensen inequality. Some refinements have be...
A new refinement of Jensen’s celebrated inequality for functions defined on convex sets in linear s...
In this paper our aim is to give refinements of Jensen's type inequalities for the convex function d...
A new refinement of Jensen's celebrated inequality for functions defined on convex sets in linear s...
Abstract. In the present paper we are concerned with the Jensen type inequality based on the recent ...
A refinement and a new sharp reverse of Jensen's inequality for convex functions in terms of divided...
We study how good is Jensen's inequality, that is the discrepancy between $\int_0^1 \varphi(f(x)) \,...
AbstractJensen's inequality f(EX) ≤ Ef(X) for the expectation of a convex function of a random varia...
Jensen's inequality for a real convex function f on a convex domain is generalised in several ways t...
An improvement of the Jensen inequality for convex and monotone function is given as well as variou...
We present some fundamental results and definitions regarding Jensen’s inequality with the aim of ob...
Some new results related to Jensen’s celebrated inequality for convex functions defined on convex se...
A refinement of Jensen's inequality is presented. An extra term makes the inequality tighter when th...