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About Karamata Mean Value Theorem, Some Consequences and Some Stability Results

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The aim of this paper is to explore Karamata’s mean value theorem. In the second section, we reformulate a mean theorem for the convex functions and prove some consequences. Also, we prove an integral version of Karamta theorem. Third section is reserved to the stability results. We establish some conditions for the stability of the intermediate point arising from Karamata, Godner and the integral mean theorem proved in the previous section.

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Marinescu, D.Ş., Monea, M. & Mortici, C. About Karamata Mean Value Theorem, Some Consequences and Some Stability Results. Results Math 72, 329–342 (2017). https://doi.org/10.1007/s00025-017-0680-x

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