Volume 2010, Article ID 309319,12pages doi:10.1155/2010/309319
Research Article
On a Multiple Hilbert’s Inequality with Parameters
Qiliang Huang
Department of Mathematics, Guangdong Institute of Education, Guangzhou, Guangdong 510303, China
Correspondence should be addressed to Qiliang Huang,[email protected]
Received 12 May 2010; Accepted 31 August 2010
Academic Editor: Wing-Sum Cheung
Copyrightq2010 Qiliang Huang. This is an open access article distributed under the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original work is properly cited.
By introducing multiparameters and conjugate exponents and using Hadamard’s inequality and the way of real analysis, we estimate the weight coefficients and give a multiple more accurate Hilbert’s inequality, which is an extension of some published results. We also prove that the constant factor in the new inequality is the best possible and consider its equivalent form.
1. Introduction
In 1908, Weyl published the following famous Hilbert’s inequalitycf.1. Ifan, bn ≥0, 0<
∞
n1a2n<∞and 0<
∞
n1b2n<∞,then
∞
n1
∞
m1
ambn
mn < π ∞
m1
a2m
∞
n1
b2n
1/2
, 1.1
where the constant factorπ is the best possible. In 1934, Hardy proved the following more accurate Hilbert’s inequalitycf.2:
∞
n1
∞
m1
ambn
mn−1 < π ∞
m1
a2m
∞
n1
bn2
1/2
, 1.2
where the constant factorπis the best possible. For 0<∞n1a2n<∞,the equivalent forms of
∞
n1
∞
m1
am
mn 2
< π2
∞
m1
a2m, 1.3
∞
n1
∞
m1
am
mn−1 2
< π2
∞
m1
a2m, 1.4
where the constant factorπ2 is the best possible. Inequalities 1.1–1.4 are important in
analysis and their applicationscf.3. In near one century, there are many improvements,
generalizations and, applications of1.1–1.4in numerous literatures and monographs of mathematicscf.2–18. Yang and Huang also considered the multiple Hilbert-type integral
inequalitycf.19,20. Recently, Yang summarized the methods of introducing parameters
and estimating the weight coefficients to extend Hilbert-type inequalities for the past 100 years. Some representative results are as followscf.21,22:
iifp, r >1, 1/p1/q1/r1/s1, 0< α≤1, 0< λ≤min{r, s},then
∞
n1
∞
m1
ambn
mn−1λ < B
λ r,
λ s
×
∞
m1
m−1
2
p1−λ/r−1
apm
1/p∞
n1
n−1
2
q1−λ/s−1
bqn
1/q
,
1.5
∞
n1
n−1
2
pλ/s−1∞
m1
am
mn−1λ p
<
B
λ r,
λ s
p∞
m1
m−1
2
p1−λ/r−1
apm, 1.6
∞
n1
∞
m1
ambn
m−1/2α n−1/2α <
π αsinπ/r×
∞
m1
m−1
2
p1−α/r−1
apm
1/p
×
∞
n1
n−1
2
q1−α/s−1
bqn
1/q
,
1.7
∞
n1
n−1
2
pα/s−1∞
m1
am
m−1/2α n−1/2α
p
<
π αsinπ/r
p∞
m1
m−1
2
p1−α/r−1
apm,
1.8
iiifpi, ri>1,
n
i11/pi
n
i11/ri 1, 0< α≤1, 0< λα≤min1≤i≤n{ri}, then
∞
mn1
· · · ∞
m11
1 n
i1miα
λ n
i1
amii< α1−n
Γλ
n
i1
Γ
λ ri
∞
mi1
mipi1−λα/ri−1
amii
pi
1/pi
. 1.9
The constant factors in the above five inequalities are all the best possible. Inequalities 1.5 and 1.7 are generalizations of inequality 1.2, and inequality 1.9 is a multiple extension of 1.1. Inequalities1.6 and 1.8 are the equivalent forms of 1.5 and 1.7,
In this paper, by introducing multi-parameters and conjugate exponents and using Hadamard’s inequality, we estimate the weight coefficients and give a multiple more accurate Hilbert ’s inequality, which is an extension of inequalities1.5,1.7, and1.9. We also prove
that the constant factor in the new inequality is the best possible and consider its equivalent form.
2. Some Lemmas
Lemma 2.1. Ifn∈N\ {1}, pi, ri >1i1, . . . , n,ni11/pi ni11/ri 1,λ >0< α <2,
β≥ −1/2,λαmax{1/2−α,1} ≤min1≤i≤n{ri}, then
A:
n
i1
⎡
⎣miβλα/ri−11−pi
n
j1j /i
mjβ
λα/rj−1 ⎤ ⎦
1/pi
1. 2.1
Proof. We find the following:
A
n
i1
⎡
⎣miβλα/ri−11−pi1−λα/ri
n
j1
mjβ
λα/rj−1 ⎤ ⎦
1/pi
n
i1
⎡
⎣miβpi1−λα/ri
n
j1
mjβ
λα/rj−1 ⎤ ⎦
1/pi
n
i1
miβ
1−λα/ri ⎡ ⎣n
j1
mjβ
λα/rj−1 ⎤ ⎦
n i11/pi
1,
2.2
and then2.1is valid.
Lemma 2.2. Ifλ, y >0,r >1,1/r1/s 1,0 < α <2,β≥ −1/2,λαmax{1/2−α,1} ≤r, then
Γλ/rΓλ/s αΓλ
1−O
1 yλ/r
<
∞
m1
yλ/smβλα/r−1
ymβαλ <
Γλ/rΓλ/s
αΓλ . 2.3
Proof. For fixed y >0, we set
fx: yλ/s
xβλα/r−1
yxβαλ , x∈
In virtue ofαλα/r−2 ≤ 0 andλα/r−1 ≤ 0,we find −1ifix > 0,i 1,2.Putting
u xβα/y,we have the following:
∞
−β
fxdx 1 α
∞
0
uλ/r−1
1uλdu
Γλ/rΓλ/s
αΓλ . 2.5
Since−β≤1/2,by the following Hadamard’s inequalitycf.5:
fm< m1/2
m−1/2
fxdxm∈N, 2.6
it follows that
∞
m1
yλ/smβλα/r−1
ymβαλ
∞
m1
fm<
∞
m1
m1/2
m−1/2
fxdx
∞
1/2
fxdx≤
∞
−β
fxdx Γλ/rΓλ/s αΓλ ,
2.7
and then we have the right-hand side of2.3. Since
1
−β
fxdx
xβα/y
0
uλ/r−1
α1uλdu
< 1 α
xβα/y
0
uλ/r−1du r
1βλα/r λαyλ/r ,
2.8
andfxis strictly decreasing in−β,∞, we get
∞
m1
fm> ∞
1
fxdx ∞
−β
fxdx−
1
−β
fxdx
> Γλ/rΓλ/s αΓλ −
r1βλα/r λαyλ/r .
2.9
Hence, we prove that the left-hand side of2.3is valid.
Lemma 2.3. As the assumption of Lemma 2.1, define the weight coefficients ωimi ωmi;r1,
. . . , rnas
ωimi:
miβ
λα/ri
∞
mn1
· · · ∞
mi11 ∞
mi−11
· · ·∞
m11
n j1j /i
mjβ
λα/rj−1 n
i1
miβ
i1, . . . ,n, then there existsδn>0, such that
α1−n
Γλ
n
j1
Γ
λ rj
1−O
1
mnβ
δn
< ωnmn
mnβ
λα/rn ∞
mn−11
· · · ∞
m11
n−1
j1
mjβ
λα/rj−1 n
i1
miβ
αλ <
α1−n
Γλ
n
j1
Γ
λ rj
.
2.11
Moreover, for anyi∈ {1, . . . , n},it follows that
ωimi< α
1−n
Γλ
n
j1
Γ
λ rj
. 2.12
Proof. We prove 2.11 by mathematical induction. For n 2, we set r r1 and s r2
satisfying 1/r1/s1.Puttingmm1,y m2βα,δ2λα/r >0,we have the following:
ω2m2
∞
m11
m1β
λα/r1−1
m2β
λα/r2
m1β
α
m2β
αλ
∞
m1
yλ/smβλα/r−1
ymβαλ , 2.13
and then2.11is valid by using inequality2.3.
Assuming that forn≥2,2.11is valid, then forn1,settingy ni21miβα>
mn1βα,s1 1−1/r1 −1,by2.3, we have the following:
Γλ/r1Γλ/s1
αΓλ
1−O1
1 yλ/r1
<
∞
m11
yλ/s1m
1β
λα/r1−1
ym1β
αλ <
Γλ/r1Γλ/s1
αΓλ . 2.14
Settingλλ/s1,rjrj1/s1,mjmj1 j1, . . . , n,we findnj11/rj 1,αλmax{1/2−
α,1} ≤min1≤i≤n{ri}.By the assumption of induction, it follows that
ωn1mn1
mnβ
λα/ rn ×
∞
mn−11
· · ·∞
m11
n−1
j1
mjβ
λα/rj−1
n i1
miβ
αλ
×
⎧ ⎨ ⎩
∞
m11
yλ/s1m1βλα/r1−1
ym1β
αλ
⎫ ⎬ ⎭
<mnβ
λα/ rn ∞
mn−11
· · · ∞
m11
n−1
j1
mjβ
λα/ rj−1
n
i1
miβ
αλ ·
Γλ/r1Γλ/s1
αΓλ
< α
1−n
Γλ
n
i1
Γ
λ ri
·Γλ/r1Γ
λ αΓλ
α1−n1 Γλ
n1
i1
Γri
λ
,
ωn1mn1>
mnβ
λα/ rn × ∞
mn−11
· · ·∞
m11
n−1
j1
mjβ
λα/rj−1
n i1
miβ
αλ ·
Γλ/r1Γλ/s1
αΓλ
×
1−O1
1 yλ/r1
> Γλ/r1Γλ/s1 αΓλ
⎡ ⎢
⎣mnβ
λα/ rn
∞
mn−11
· · · ∞
m11
n−1
j1
mjβ
λα/ rj−1
n i1
miβ
αλ −γ
⎤ ⎥ ⎦
> α
1−n1 Γλ
n1
i1
Γ
λ ri
×
⎡ ⎣1−O2
⎛
⎝ 1
mnβ
δn ⎞ ⎠ ⎤
⎦− Γλ/r1Γλ/s1
αΓλ γ,
2.16
whereδn>0 and
0< γ:mnβ
λα/ rn ∞
mn−11
· · · ∞
m11
n−1
j1
mjβ
λα/ rj−1
n i1
miβ
αλ O1
1
mn1β
αλ/r1
< α
1−n
Γλ/s1
n1
i2
Γri
λ
×O1
1
mn1β
αλ/r1
.
2.17
Settingδn1min{δn, αλ/r1}>0,by2.16, we have the following:
ωn1mn1> α 1−n1
Γλ
n1
i1
Γ
λ ri
×
1−O
1
mn1β
δn1
, 2.18
and then by2.15,2.18, and mathematical induction,2.11is valid. Settingmj mj,rj
rj j 1, . . . , i−1,mj mj1,rj rj1 j i, . . . , n−1,mn mi,rn ri,then we have the
following:
ωimi ωmn;r1, . . . ,rn< α
1−n
Γλ
n
j1
Γ
λ rj
α1−n
Γλ
n
j1
Γ
λ rj
. 2.19
3. Main Results
Theorem 3.1. Suppose thatn ∈ N\ {1},pi,ri > 1i 1, . . . , n, ni11/pi ni11/ri
1,1/qn 1−1/pn,λ > 0,0 < α < 2,β ≥ −1/2,λαmax{1/2−α,1} ≤ min1≤i≤n{ri},amii ≥ 0mi∈N,such that
0<
∞
mi1
miβ
pi1−λα/ri−1 amii
pi
<∞ i1, . . . , n, 3.1
then one has the following equivalent inequalities:
I:
∞
mn1
· · · ∞
m11
1 n
i1
miβ
αλ n
i1
amii
< α
1−n
Γλ
n
i1
Γ
λ ri
∞
mi1
miβ
pi1−λα/ri−1 amii
pi
1/pi ,
3.2
J: ⎧ ⎨ ⎩
∞
mn1
mnβ
λαqn/rn−1 ⎡ ⎣ ∞
mn−11
· · · ∞
m11
n−1
i1a
i
mi n
i1
miβ
αλ
⎤ ⎦
qn⎫⎬
⎭
1/qn
< Γλ/rn αn−1Γλ
n−1
i1
Γ
λ ri
∞
mi1
miβ
pi1−λα/ri−1 amii
pi
1/pi .
3.3
Proof. Since 1/pn1/qn1,by2.1and H ¨older’s inequalitycf.5, we find that
⎡ ⎣ ∞
mn−11
· · · ∞
m11
n−1
i1a
i
mi n
i1
miβ
αλ
⎤ ⎦
qn
⎧ ⎪ ⎨ ⎪ ⎩
∞
mn−11
· · · ∞
m11
1 n
i1
miβ
αλ
⎡
⎣mnβλα/rn−11−pn
n−1
j1
mjβ
λα/rj−1 ⎤ ⎦
1/pn
×n−1
i1
⎡
⎣miβλα/ri−11−pi
n
j1j /i
mjβ
λα/rj−1 ⎤ ⎦
1/pi
amii ⎫ ⎪ ⎬ ⎪ ⎭
qn
≤)ωnmn
mnβ
pn1−λα/rn−1*qn/pn
∞
mn−11
· · · ∞
m11
1 n
i1
miβ
αλ
×n−1
i1
⎡
⎣miβλα/ri−11−pi
n
j1j /i
mjβ
λα/rj−1 ⎤ ⎦
qn/pi
≤
n
i1Γλ/ri
αn−1Γλ
qn/pn mnβ
1−λαqn/rn
∞
mn−11
· · · ∞
m11
1 n
i1
miβ
αλ
×n−1
i1
⎡
⎣miβλα/ri−11−pi
n
j1j /i
mjβ
λα/rj−1 ⎤ ⎦
qn/pi
amii qn
,
3.4
J ≤
n
i1Γλ/ri
αn−1Γλ
1/pn
× ⎧ ⎪ ⎨ ⎪ ⎩ ∞
mn1
∞
mn−11
· · · ∞
m11
1 n
i1
miβ
αλ × n−1
i1
⎡
⎣miβλα/ri−11−pi
n
j1j /i
mjβ
λα/rj−1 ⎤ ⎦
qn/pi
×amii qn ⎫ ⎪ ⎪ ⎬ ⎪ ⎪ ⎭
1/qn
n
i1Γλ/ri
αn−1Γλ
1/pn ⎧ ⎪ ⎪ ⎨ ⎪ ⎪ ⎩ ∞
mn−11
· · · ∞
m11
⎡ ⎣∞
mn1
mnβ
λα/rn−1 n
i1
miβ
αλ
⎤ ⎦
×n−1
i1
⎡ ⎢ ⎢ ⎣miβ
pi1−λα/ri−1 miβ
λα/ri
n−1
j1
j /i
mjβ
λα/rj−1 ⎤ ⎥ ⎥ ⎦
qn/pi
amii qn ⎫ ⎪ ⎪ ⎬ ⎪ ⎪ ⎭
1/qn
.
3.5
For n ≥ 3, since in−11qn/pi 1, by H ¨older’s inequality again in 3.5, we have the
following:
J≤
n
i1Γλ/ri
αn−1Γλ
1/pnn−1
i1
⎧ ⎪ ⎪ ⎨ ⎪ ⎪ ⎩ ∞
mn−11
· · · ∞
m11 ∞
mn1
mnβ
λα/rn−1 n
i1
miβ
αλ
×
⎡ ⎢ ⎢ ⎣miβ
pi1−λα/ri−1 miβ
λα/ri
n−1
j1
j /i
mjβ
λα/rj−1 ⎤ ⎥ ⎥ ⎦
amii pi ⎫ ⎪ ⎪ ⎬ ⎪ ⎪ ⎭
1/pi
n
i1Γλ/ri
αn−1Γλ
1/pnn−1
i1
∞
mi1 ωimi
miβ
pi1−λα/ri−1 amii
pi
1/pi .
3.6
Since 1/qn1/pn1,by H ¨older’s inequality once again, it follows that
I
∞
mn1 ⎡
⎣mnβλα/rn−1/qn
∞
mn−11
· · · ∞
m11
n−1
i1a
i
mi n
i1
miβ
αλ
⎤
⎦×+mnβ1/qn−λα/rn amnn
,
≤J
∞
mn1
mnβ
pn1−λα/rn−1 amnn
pn
1/pn .
3.7
By3.3, we have3.2. On the other hand, assuming that3.2is valid, setting
amnn:
mnβ
λαqn/rn−1 ⎡ ⎣ ∞
mn−11
· · · ∞
m11
n−1
i1a
i mi n
i1
miβ
αλ
⎤ ⎦
qn−1
, 3.8
then we find that
J ∞
mn1
mnβ
pn1−λα/rn−1 amnn
pn
1/qn
I1/qn. 3.9
By3.2, it follows thatJ <∞.IfJ 0,then3.3is naturally valid. Suppose thatJ >0,by 3.2, we find that
0<
∞
mn1
mnβ
pn1−λα/rn−1 amnn
pn
Jqn I
< n
i1Γλ/ri
αn−1Γλ
n
i1
∞
mi1
miβ
pi1−λα/ri−1 amii
pi
1/pi <∞.
3.10
Dividing outJqn/pn into two sides of3.10, we have the following:
∞
mn1
mnβ
pn1−λα/rn−1 amnn
pn
1/qn J
< n
i1Γλ/ri
αn−1Γλ
n−1
i1
∞
mi1
miβ
pi1−λα/ri−1 amii
pi
1/pi .
3.11
Then3.3is valid, which is equivalent to3.2.
Theorem 3.2. Let the assumptions of Theorem 3.1 be fulfilled, then the same constant factor α1−n/Γλn
Proof. By2.11and
lim
N→ ∞
mnβ
λα/rn
N
mn−11
· · · N
m11
n−1
j1
mjβ
λα/rj−1 n
i1
miβ
αλ ωnmn, 3.12
there existsN0∈N,such that forN > N0,
mnβ
λα/rn
N
mn−11
· · ·N
m11
n−1
j1
mjβ
λα/rj−1 n
i1
miβ
αλ >
α1−n
Γλ
n
j1
Γ
λ rj
1−O
1
mnβ
δn
,
3.13
whereδn>0.Setting
amii :
⎧ ⎨ ⎩
miβ
λα/ri−1
, mi≤N,
0, mi> N ,
i1, . . . , n 3.14
we find that
I:
∞
mn1
· · · ∞
m11
1 n
i1
miβ
αλ n
i1
amii
N
mn1
mnβ
λα/rn
mnβ N
mn−11
· · · N
m11
n−1
i1
miβ
λα/ri−1 n
i1
miβ
αλ
>
N
mn1 1 mnβ ·
α1−n Γλ
n
j1
Γ
λ rj
1−O
1
mnβ
δn
α1−n Γλ
n
j1
Γ
λ rj
N
mn1 1 mnβ
×
⎧ ⎨ ⎩1−
N
mn1 1 mnβ
−1N
mn1 O
1
mnβ
δn1 ⎫⎬
⎭.
3.15
If there exists a constantk≤α1−n/Γλn
i1Γλ/ri,such that3.2is still valid as we replace
α1−n/Γλn
i1Γλ/ribyk,then in particular, we have the following:
I < k
n
i1
∞
mi1
miβ
pi1−λα/ri−1 amii
pi
1/pi k
N
mn1 1
In virtue of3.15and3.16, it follows that
α1−n
Γλ
n
j1
Γ
λ rj
⎧⎨
⎩1− N
mn1 1 mnβ
−1N
mn1 O
1
mnβ
δn1 ⎫⎬
⎭< k. 3.17
ForN → ∞, we haveα1−n/Γλn
i1Γλ/ri ≤ k. Hence,k α1−n/Γλni1Γλ/riis
the best value of3.2.
We conform that the constant factor α1−n/Γλn
i1Γλ/ri in 3.3 is the best
possible, otherwise we can get a contradiction by 3.7 that the constant factor in 3.2 is not the best possible.
Remarks 3.3. iWhen 0 < α ≤ 1, the assumption λαmax{1/2 −α,1} ≤ min1≤i≤n{ri} of
two theorems becomes λα ≤ min1≤i≤n{ri}. ii When 0 < α ≤ 1,β 0, 3.2 reduces to
1.9.iiiFor n 2, r1 r, r2 s, p1 p, p2 q,settingα 1, β −1/2 in 3.2, then
Γλ/r1Γλ/r2/Γλ Bλ/r, λ/s, we obtain1.5. Settingβ−1/2,λ1 in3.2, we get
1.7.
Acknowledgments
This work is supported by the Emphases Natural Science Foundation of Guangdong Institution, Higher Learning, College and Universityno. 05Z026, and Guangdong Natural Science Foundationno. 7004344.
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