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On convex triangle functions

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We prove that the strongest (largest convex) solution of the functional inequality

$$\tau \left( {\frac{{F + G}}{2},\frac{{H + K}}{2}} \right) \le \frac{{\tau (F,H) + \tau (G,K)}}{2},$$

whereF, G, H andK are arbitrary distribution functions, is the triangle function τ(F, G)(x) = Max(F(x) +G(x) − 1, 0).

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Alsina, C. On convex triangle functions. Aeq. Math. 26, 191–196 (1983). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02189682

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