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FURTHER DEVELOPMENT OF AN OPEN PROBLEM CONCERNING AN INTEGRAL INEQUALITY

WEN-JUN LIU, GUO-SHENG CHENG AND CHUN-CHENG LI

College of Mathematics and Physics

Nanjing University of Information Science and Technology Nanjing 210044, China

EMail:[email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

Received: 04 October, 2007

Accepted: 18 March, 2008

Communicated by: F. Qi 2000 AMS Sub. Class.: 26D15.

Key words: Integral inequality, Cauchy inequality.

Abstract: In this paper, we generalize an open problem posed by Q. A. Ngô et al. in the paper Notes on an Integral Inequality, J. Inequal. in Pure and Appl. Math., 7(4)(2006), Art. 120 and give an affirmative answer to it without the differen- tiable restriction onf.

Acknowledgements: This work was supported by the Science Research Foundation of Nanjing Univer- sity of Information Science and Technology and the Natural Science Foundation of Jiangsu Province Education Department under Grant No.07KJD510133.

We would like to express deep gratitude to Q. A. Ngô for his helpful comments.

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1 Introduction 3

2 Main Results and Proofs 6

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1. Introduction

Recently, in the paper [6] Ngô et al. studied some very interesting integral inequali- ties and proved the following result.

Theorem 1.1. Letf(x)≥0be a continuous function on[0,1]satisfying (1.1)

Z 1

x

f(t)dt ≥ Z 1

x

t dt, ∀x∈[0,1].

Then the inequalities (1.2)

Z 1

0

fα+1(x)dx≥ Z 1

0

xαf(x)dx, and

(1.3)

Z 1

0

fα+1(x)dx≥ Z 1

0

xfα(x)dx,

hold for every positive real numberα >0.

Next, they proposed the following open problem:

Problem 1.2. Letf(x)be a continuous function on[0,1]satisfying (1.4)

Z 1

x

f(t)dt ≥ Z 1

x

t dt, ∀x∈[0,1].

Under what conditions does the inequality (1.5)

Z 1

0

fα+β(x)dx≥ Z 1

0

xαfβ(x)dx, holds forαandβ?

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We note that, as an open problem, the condition (1.4) may result in an unrea- sonable restriction onf(x). We remove it herein and propose another more general open problem:

Problem 1.3. Under what conditions does the inequality (1.6)

Z b

a

fα+β(x)dx ≥ Z b

a

(x−a)αfβ(x)dx,

hold fora, b, αandβ?

Shortly after the paper [6] was published, Liu et al. [5] gave an affirmative answer to Problem1.3for the casea= 0and obtained the following result:

Theorem 1.4. Letf(x)≥0be a continuous function on[0, b], b≥0satisfying (1.7)

Z b

x

fβ(t)dt≥ Z b

x

tβdt, ∀x∈[0, b].

Then the inequality (1.8)

Z b

0

fα+β(x)dx≥ Z b

0

xαfβ(x)dx,

holds for every positive real numberα >0andβ >0.

Almost at the same time, Bougoffa [1] also gave an answer to Problem 1.3 and established the following result (We correct it here according to the presence of the corrigendum in [2]):

Theorem 1.5. Letf(x)≥0be a function, continuous on[a, b]and differentiable in (a, b). If

(1.9)

Z b

x

f(t)dt ≥ Z b

x

(t−a)dt, ∀x∈[a, b]

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and

f0(x)≤1, ∀x∈(a, b),

then the inequality (1.6) holds for every positive real numberα >0andβ >0.

Very recently, Boukerrioua and Guezane-Lakoud [3] obtained the following re- sult:

Theorem 1.6. Letf(x)≥0be a continuous function on[0,1]satisfying (1.10)

Z 1

x

f(t)dt ≥ Z 1

x

t dt, ∀x∈[0,1].

Then the inequality (1.11)

Z 1

0

fα+β(x)dx≥ Z 1

0

xαfβ(x)dx,

holds forα >0andβ ≥1.

Comparing the above three results, we note that: the condition (1.7) was required in Theorem 1.4, a differentiability condition was restricted on f in Theorem 1.5 whileβ ≥1was demanded in Theorem1.6. In this paper, we will give an affirmative answer to Problem1.3 without the differentiable restriction on f by improving the methods of [5], [6] and [3]. Our main result is Theorem2.1which will be proved in Section2.

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2. Main Results and Proofs

Theorem 2.1. Letf(x)≥0be a continuous function on[a, b]satisfying (2.1)

Z b

x

fmin{1,β}(t)dt≥ Z b

x

(t−a)min{1,β}dt, ∀x∈[a, b].

Then the inequality (2.2)

Z b

a

fα+β(x)dx ≥ Z b

a

(x−a)αfβ(x)dx,

holds for every positive real numberα >0andβ >0.

To prove Theorem2.1, we need the following lemmas.

Lemma 2.2 ([6], General Cauchy inequality). Letα andβ be positive real num- bers satisfyingα+β = 1. Then for all positive real numbersx andy, we always have

(2.3) αx+βy ≥xαyβ.

Lemma 2.3. Under the conditions of Theorem2.1, we have (2.4)

Z b

a

(x−a)αfβ(x)dx≥ (b−a)α+β+1 α+β+ 1 .

Proof. We divide the proof into two steps according to the different intervals ofβ.

Case of0< β ≤1: Integrating by parts, we have Z b

a

(x−a)α−1 Z b

x

fβ(t)dt

dx

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= 1 α

Z b

a

Z b

x

fβ(t)dt

d(x−a)α

= 1 α

(x−a)α Z b

x

fβ(t)dt x=b

x=a

+ 1 α

Z b

a

(x−a)αfβ(x)dx

= 1 α

Z b

a

(x−a)αfβ(x)dx.

which yields (2.5)

Z b

a

(x−a)αfβ(x)dx=α Z b

a

(x−a)α−1 Z b

x

fβ(t)dt

dx.

On the other hand, by (2.1), we get Z b

a

(x−a)α−1 Z b

x

fβ(t)dt

dx

≥ Z b

a

(x−a)α−1 Z b

x

(t−a)βdt

dx

= 1

β+ 1 Z b

a

(x−a)α−1

(b−a)β+1−(x−a)β+1 dx

= (b−a)α+β+1 α(α+β+ 1). Therefore, (2.4) holds.

Case ofβ >1: We note that the following result has been proved in the first case (2.6)

Z b

a

(x−a)αf(x)dx≥ (b−a)α+2 α+ 2 .

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Using Lemma2.2, we get

(2.7) 1

βfβ(x) + β−1

β (x−a)β ≥f(x)(x−a)β−1.

Multiplying both sides of (2.7) by(x−a)α and integrating the resultant inequality fromatob, we obtain

(2.8) Z b

a

(x−a)αfβ(x)dx+ (β−1) Z b

a

(x−a)α+βdx≥β Z b

a

(x−a)α+β−1f(x)dx,

which implies (2.9)

Z b

a

(x−a)αfβ(x)dx+ β−1

α+β+ 1(b−a)α+β+1 ≥β Z b

a

(x−a)α+β−1f(x)dx.

Moreover, by using (2.6), we get (2.10)

Z b

a

(x−a)αfβ(x)dx+ β−1

α+β+ 1(b−a)α+β+1 ≥ β

α+β+ 1(b−a)α+β+1, which implies (2.4).

We now give the proof of Theorem2.1.

Proof of Theorem2.1. Using Lemma2.2again, we obtain

(2.11) β

α+βfα+β(x) + α

α+β(x−a)α+βdx ≥(x−a)αfβ(x)dx, which gives

(2.12) β Z b

a

fα+β(x)dx+α Z b

a

(x−a)α+βdx≥(α+β) Z b

a

(x−a)αfβ(x)dx.

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Moreover, by using Lemma2.3, we get (α+β)

Z b

a

(x−a)αfβ(x)dx=α Z b

a

(x−a)αfβ(x)dx+β Z b

a

(x−a)αfβ(x)dx

≥α(b−a)α+β+1 α+β+ 1 +β

Z b

a

(x−a)αfβ(x)dx,

that is (2.13) β

Z b

a

fα+β(x)dx+α(b−a)α+β+1 α+β+ 1

≥α(b−a)α+β+1 α+β+ 1 +β

Z b

a

(x−a)αfβ(x)dx, which completes the proof.

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