Jensen–Steffensen inequality for diamond integrals, its converse and improvements via Green function and Taylor’s formula
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In this paper we define the Jensen–Steffensen inequality and its converse for diamond integrals. Then we give some improvements of these inequalities using Taylor’s formula and the Green function. We investigate bounds for the identities related to improvements of the Jensen–Steffensen inequality and its converse.
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Diamond integrals Jensen–Steffensen inequality Green function Taylor’s formulaMathematics Subject Classification
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