In this paper, we use (m+4)-convex functions to derive an estimate for Jensen’s inequality in the context of divided differences. In addition, we extend these results for (h,g;α−n)-convex functions. Finally, we present some results for g-convex functions, (h,g)-convex functions and provide a discussion and examples concerning h-convex functions.
Let S be a semigroup and K be a field. In a recent article we introduced a new cosine functional equation g(xyz)−g(x)g(yz)−g(y)g(xz)−g(z)g(xy)+2g(x)g(y)g(z)=0 for an unknown function g:S→K. It was shown that this equation is closely connected to the sine addition formula, and for K=C its solutions are expressible in terms of multiplicative functions. Here we solve the more general functional equation f(xyz)+g(x)g(yz)+g(y)g(xz)+g(z)g(xy)+h(x)h(y)h(z)=0 for three unknown functions f,g,h:S→C, where S is a monoid. The solutions are linear combinations of two multiplicative functions.
This paper provides a survey of several results on alternative functional equations, related to the Cauchy equation and to the quadratic equation, and involving one or more unknown functions.
In this paper, we deal with the question: under what conditions n distinct points Pi(xi,yi) (i=1,...,n) provided x1<...<xn form a convex polygon? One of the main findings of the paper can be stated as follows: Let P1(x1,y1),..., Pn(xn,yn) be n distinct points (n≥3) with x1<...<xn. Then \overline{P1P2},...,\overline{PnP1} form a convex n-gon lying in the half-space \underline{H} = {(x,y)| x∈ℝ and y≤y1 + [(x-x1)/(xn-x1)](yn-y1)} ⊆ ℝ2 if and only if the following inequality holds (yi-yi-1)/(xi-xi-1) ≤ (yi+1-yi)/(xi+1-xi) for all i∈{2,...,n−1}. Based on this result, we establish a connection between the property of sequential convexity and convex polygon. We show that in a plane if any n points are scattered in such a way that their horizontal and vertical distances preserve some specific monotonic properties, then those points form a 2-dimensional convex polytope.
The purpose of this work is to introduce some new results about the relations between powers, roots and Moore–Penrose inverses of square matrices satisfying a cubic matrix equation and the generalized Fibonacci numbers. The results can also be used for rectangular matrices. Moreover, we give some numerical examples to verify theoretical results.
This paper addresses the problem of obtaining a strict ranking (i.e., a ranking without equally ranked items) of n items based on a pairwise comparisons matrix. The basic structures are described and a heuristic approach based on a condition, the R-condition is proposed. The limitations of this ranking procedure are analyzed.
We introduce the generalized notion of semicontinuity of a function defined on a topological space and derive the useful classification of the socalled Lipschitz derivatives of functions defined on a metric space. Secondly, we investigate some connections of the Lipschitz derivatives defined on normed spaces to the Fréchet derivative and relations between little, big and local Lipschitz derivatives (denoted by lip f, Lip f and Lip f respectively) in terms of Baire limit functions. In particular, we prove that lip f is Fσ-lower, Lip f is Fσ-upper, Lip f is upper semicontinuous. Moreover, for a function f defined on an open or convex subset of a normed space, the upper Baire limit function of functions lip f and Lip f are equal to Lip f.
The concept of l-gap convex functions is defined, which is more general than convex functions and allows some non-convex parts of the function. A Jensen type inequality is established and some examples are discussed. As an application and generalization, we prove that the majorization theorem also holds for l-gap convex functions. Then we use the conclusions from the above sections to establish a Hermite-Hadamard type inequality for l-gap convex functions.
In this paper, we introduce new inequalities for weighted sums of powers. By utilizing known Fibonacci identities alongside our generalized inequalities, we derive new sequences of inequalities for Fibonacci numbers.
Report of Meeting. The Twenty Fifth Katowice–Debrecen Winter Seminar on Functional Equations and Inequalities Kościelisko-Zakopane, Poland, February 3–6, 2026.
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