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Hindwi Publishing Copotion Jounl of Applied Mthemtics Volume 3, Aticle ID 6457, 5 pges http://dx.doi.og/.55/3/6457 Resech Aticle Hemite-Hdmd-Type Inequlities fo -Peinvex Functions Wsim Ul-Hq nd Jved Iqbl Deptment of Mthemtics, Abdul Wli Khn Univesity Mdn, Mdn 3, Pkistn Coespondence should be ddessed to Wsim Ul-Hq; wsim474@hotmil.com Received 7 My 3; Revised 4 August 3; Accepted 4 August 3 Acdemic Edito: Zhongxio Ji Copyight 3 W. Ul-Hq nd J. Iqbl. This is n open ccess ticle distibuted unde the Cetive Commons Attibution License, which pemits unesticted use, distibution, nd epoduction in ny medium, povided the oiginl wok is popely cited. We im to find Hemite-Hdmd inequlity fo -peinvex functions. Also, it is investigted fo the poduct of n -peinvex function nd s-peinvex function.. Intoduction Sevel inteesting geneliztions nd extensions of clssicl convexity hve been studied nd investigted in ecent yes. Hnson [] intoduced the invex functions s geneliztion of convex functions. Lte, subsequent woks inspied fom Hnson s esult hve getly found the ole nd pplictions of invexity in nonline optimiztion nd othe bnches of pue nd pplied sciences. The bsic popeties nd ole of peinvex functions in optimiztion, equilibium poblems nd vitionl inequlities wee studied by Noo [, 3] nd Wei nd Mond [4]. The well known Hemite-Hdmd inequlity hs been extensively investigted fo the convex functions nd thei vint foms. Noo [5] nd Pchptte[6] studied these inequlities nd elted types fo peinvex nd log-peinvex functions. The Hemite-Hdmd inequlity ws investigted in [7] ton-convexpositivefunctionwhichisdefinedon n intevl [, b]. Cetin efinements of the Hdmd inequlity fo -convex functions wee studied in [8, 9]. Recently, Zbndn et l. [] extended nd efined the wok of [8]. Bessenyei [] studied Hemite-Hdmd-type inequlities fo genelized 3-convex functions. In this ppe, we intoduce the -peinvex functions nd estblish Hemite- Hdmd inequlity fo such functions by using the method of [].. Peliminies Let f:k R nd η(, ) : K K R be continuous functions, whee K R n is nonempty closed set. We use the nottions,, nd, fo inne poduct nd nom, espectively. We equie the following well known concepts nd esults which e essentil in ou investigtions. Definition (see [, 4]). Let u K.Then,thesetK is sid to be invex t u Kwith espect to η(, ) if u+tη(v,u) K, u,v K, t [, ]. () K is sid to be invex set with espect to η(, ) if it is invex t evey u K.TheinvexsetK is lso clled η connected set. Geometiclly, Definition sys tht thee is pth stting fom the point u which is contined in K.Thepoint V should not be one of the end points of the pth in genel, see []. This obsevtion plys key ole in ou study. If we equie tht V should be n end point of the pth fo evey pi of points u, V K,thenη(V,u) = V u,ndconsequently, invexity educes to convexity. Thus, evey convex set is lso n invex set with espect to η(v,u) = V u,buttheconvese is not necessily tue; see [4, 3] nd the efeences theein. Fo the ske of simplicity, we ssume tht K=[,+η(b,)], unless othewise specified. Definition (see [4]). The function f on the invex set K is sid to be peinvex with espect to η if f(u+tη(v,u)) ( t) f (u) +tf(v), u, V K, t [, ]. Note tht evey convex function is peinvex function, but the convese is not tue. Fo exmple, the function f(u) = ()

Jounl of Applied Mthemtics u is not convex function, but it is peinvex function with espect to η,whee η (V,u) ={ V u, u V, if V, uo V, u, othewise. The concepts of the invex nd peinvex functions hve plyed vey impotnt oles in the development of genelized convexpogmming, see [4 7]. Fo moe chcteiztions nd pplictions of invex nd peinvex functions, we efe to [3, 5, 8 5]. Antczk [6, 7] intoduced nd studied the concept of -invex nd -peinvex functions. Hee, we define the following. Definition 3. Apositivefunctionf on the invex set K is sid to be -peinvex with espect to η if, fo ech u, V K, t [, ]: f(u+tη(v,u)) { (( t) f (u) +tf (V)) /, = (f (u)) t (f (V)) t, =. (4) Note tht -peinvex functions e logithmic peinvex nd -peinvex functions e clssicl peinvex functions. It should be noted tht if f is -peinvex function, then f is peinvex function ( >). The well known Hemite-Hdmd inequlity fo convex function defined on the intevl [, b] is given by f ( +b ) b b f (x) dx (3) f () +f ; (5) see [6, 8, 9]. Hemite-Hdmd inequlities fo log-convex functions wee poved by Dgomi nd Mond [3]. Pchptte [6, 7] lso gve some othe efinements of these inequlities elted to diffeentible log-convex functions. Noo [5] povedthe following Hemite-Hdmd inequlities fo the peinvex nd log-peinvex functions, espectively. (i) Let f : K = [, + η(b, )] (, ) be peinvex function on the intevl of el numbes K (inteio of K) nd, b K with < + η(b, ). Then,the following inequlities hold: f( + η (b, ) ) b η (b, ) f () +f f (x) dx. (6) (ii) Let f be log-peinvex function defined on the intevl [,+η(b,)].then, b η (b, ) f () f f (x) dx log f () log f =L(f(),f), whee L(p, q)(p =q)is the logithmic men of positive el numbes p, q. (7) 3. Min Results Theoem 4. Let f : K = [, + η(b, )] (, ) be n -peinvexfunctionontheintevlofelnumbesk (inteio of K) nd, b K with < + η(b, ). Then,thefollowing inequlities hold: +η(b,) η (b, ) f (x) dx [ f () +f / ],. (8) Poof. Fom Jensen s inequlity, we obtin ( +η(b,) η (b, ) f (x) dx) +η(b,) η (b, ) f (x) dx. (9) Since f is peinvex, then, using Hemite-Hdmd inequlity fo peinvex functions (see [5]), we hve Hence, +η(b,) η (b, ) +η(b,) η (b, ) This completes the poof. f (x) dx f () +f. () f (x) dx[ f () +f / ]. () Coolly 5. Let f : K = [, + η(b, )] (, ) be -peinvexfunctionontheintevlofelnumbesk (inteio of K)nd, b K with < + η(b, ).Then, +η(b,) η (b, ) f (x) dx f () +f. () Theoem 6. Let f : K = [, + η(b,)] (, ) be n -peinvex function (with ) on the intevl of el numbes K (inteio of K)nd, b K with < + η(b, ). Then, the following inequlities hold: +η(b,) η (b, ) f (x) dx [f+ () f + { + f () f ], = { f () f, =. { log f () log f (3) Poof. Fo =,Noo[5] poved this esult. We poceed fo the cse >.Sincef is -peinvex function, fo ll t [,], we hve f(+tη(b, )) (( t) f () +tf ) /. (4)

Jounl of Applied Mthemtics 3 Theefoe, +η(b,) η (b, ) f (x) dx = f(+tη(b, ))dt (f () +t(f f ())) / dt. Putting u=f () + t(f f ()),wehve +η(b,) f η (b, ) f (x) dx f f () (u) / dt which completes the poof. = + f () f + f + () f f, () (5) (6) Note tht fo =,intheoem 6, wehvethesme inequlity gin s in Coolly 5. Theoem 7. Let f : K = [, + η(b,)] (, ) be n -peinvex function with s on the intevl of el numbes K (inteio of K)nd, b K with < + η(b, ). Then, f is s-peinvex function. Poof. To pove this, we need the following inequlity: u t V t (( t) u +tv ) / (( t) u s +tv s ) /s, (7) (see []) whee t, s.sincef is -peinvex, by inequlity (7), fo ll u, V K, t [,],weobtin f(u+tη(v,u)) (( t) f (u) +tf (V)) / { (( t) f s (u) +tf s (V)) /s, (f (u)) t (f (V)) t { { (( t) f s (u) +tf s (V)) /s, Hence, f is s-peinvex function. < s = s. (8) As specil cse of Theoem 7, wededucethefollowing esult. Coolly 8. Let f:k=[, + η(b, )] (, ) be n -peinvex function with on the intevl of el numbes K (inteio of K)nd, b K with < + η(b, ). Then, f is peinvex function. Theoem 9. Let f : K = [, + η(b,)] (, ) be n -peinvex function with s on the intevl of el numbes K (inteio of K)nd, b K with < + η(b, ). Then, the following inequlities hold: +η(b,) η (b, ) f (x) dx [f+ () f + + f () f ] s [fs+ () f s+ { s+ f s () f s ], <s f () f log f () log f { s [fs+ () f s+ { s+ f s () f s ], =s. (9) Poof. The left side of these inequlities is cle fom Theoem 7.Fo the ight hnd side,we hve fom inequlity (7) (( t) f () +tf ) / (( t) f s () +tf s ) /s. () Integting both sides with espect to t,weobtin f + () f + + f () f s [fs+ () f s+ s+ f s () f s ]. () Agin, using the othe pt of (7) nd integting, one cn esily deduce the second pt of the equied inequlities. Coolly. Let f : K = [, + η(b, )] (, ) be n -peinvex function with on the intevl of el numbes K (inteio of K)nd, b K with < + η(b, ). Then, the following inequlities hold: f( + η (b, ) ) +η(b,) η (b, ) f () f (x) dx[f() f] ln f [f+ () f + + f () f ] f () +f. () Theoem. Let f,g : K = [, + η(b,)] (, ) be -peinvex nd s-peinvex functions, espectively, with, s >

4 Jounl of Applied Mthemtics on the intevl of el numbes K (inteio of K)nd, b K with < + η(b, ).Then,thefollowinginequlitieshold: +η(b,) η (b, ) f (x) g (x) dx [f+ () f + + f () f ] + s [gs+ () g s+ s+ g s () g s ] (f () =f, g() =g). (3) Poof. Since f is -peinvex nd g is s-peinvex, fo ll t [, ],wehve Theefoe, f(+tη(b, )) (( t) f () +tf ) /, g(+tη(b, )) (( t) g s () +tg s ) /s. +η(b,) η (b, ) f (x) g (x) dx = f(+tη(b, ))g(+tη(b, ))dt [( t) f () +tf ] / [( t) g s () +tg s ] /s dt = [f () +t(f f ())] / [g s () +t(g s g s ())] /s dt. Now, pplying Cuchy s inequlity, we obtin [f () +t(f f ())] / [g s () +t(g s g s ())] /s dt [f () +t(f f ())] / dt + [g s () +t(g s g s ())] /s dt = [f+ () f + + f () f ] + s [gs+ () g s+ s+ g s () g s ], which leds us to the equied esult. (4) (5) (6) Note. By putting f=g, =s=,intheoem,wehvethe following inequlity: +η(b,) η (b, ) f (x) dx f () +f. (7) Theoem,fo=s=,wspovedbyNoo[3]. Theoem. Let f,g : K = [, + η(b,)] (, ) be -peinvex ( >)nd-peinvex functions, espectively, on the intevl of el numbes K (inteio of K) nd, b K with < + η(b, ).Then,thefollowinginequlitieshold: +η(b,) η (b, ) f (x) g (x) dx [f+ () f + + f () f ] (8) + 4 [ g () g log g () log g ] (f () =f). Poof. Since f is -peinvex nd g is -peinvex, fo ll t [, ],wehve f(+tη(b, )) (( t) f () +tf ) /, g(+tη(b, )) (g()) t (g ) t. Theefoe, +η(b,) η (b, ) f (x) g (x) dx = f(+tη(b, ))g(+tη(b, ))dt [( t) f () +tf ] / [(g()) t (g ) t ]dt = [f () +t(f f ())] / [(g()) t (g ) t ]dt. Now, pplying Cuchy s inequlity, we obtin [f () +t(f f ())] / [(g ()) t (g ) t ]dt [f () +t(f f ())] / dt + [(g ()) t (g ) t ]dt (9) (3) = [f+ () f + + f () f ]+ 4 [ g () g log (g () /g ) ], (3) which is the equied esult.

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