Proceedings of the Second ISAAC Congress pp 585-592 | Cite as
Minkowski’s Inequality for Extended Mean Values
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Abstract
In this paper, Minkowski’s inequality and its reverse are considered for the extended mean values, including most of the classical two variable means as special cases. We obtain new proof for the case of pth power mean, find the whole results for the case of generalized logarithmic mean, and give some sufficient conditions for the general case.
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