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ON THE KY FAN INEQUALITY

S.S. DRAGOMIR AND F.P. SCARMOZZINO

Abstract. Some inequalities related to the Ky Fan and C.-L. Wang inequal-ities for weighted arithmetic and geometric means are given.

1. Introduction

In 1961, E.F. Beckenbach and R. Bellman published in their well known book “Inequalities” the following “unpublished result due to Ky Fan” [2, p. 5] (see also [1, p. 150]).

Theorem 1. If 0< xi ≤12,(i= 1, . . . , n) ; then:

(1.1)

" n

Y

i=1

xi

, n

Y

i=1

(1−xi)

#n1

n

X

i=1

xi

, n

X

i=1

(1−xi)

with equality only ifx1=· · ·=xn.

A generalisation of Ky Fan’s inequality for weighted means was proved by C.-L. Wang in 1980, [9].

Theorem 2. If 0< xi ≤12,(i= 1, . . . , n),then

(1.2) An(¯p,x¯)

An(¯p,1−¯x)

≥ Gn(¯p,x¯) Gn(¯p,1−x¯)

,

where pi > 0 (i= 1, . . . , n) with Pni=1pi = 1 and An(¯p,x¯) := Pni=1pixi is the

weighted arithmetic mean,Gn(¯p,x¯) :=Qni=1xpii is the weighted geometric mean.

The equality holds in (1.2) iffx1=· · ·=xn.

For a survey on related results of Ky Fan’s inequality, see [1] by H. Alzer. For different refinements and generalisations, see [4] – [8].

2. The Results

The following result holds.

Theorem 3. Assume that0< m≤xi≤M ≤12,(i= 1, . . . , n),pi >0 (i= 1, . . . , n),

withPn

i=1pi= 1,then we have the inequalities:

(2.1) An(¯p,x¯)

Gn(¯p,x¯)

A

n(¯p,x¯)

Gn(¯p,x¯)

M

2 (1−M)2

≥An(¯p,1−x¯) Gn(¯p,1−x¯)

A

n(¯p,x¯)

Gn(¯p,x¯)

m

2 (1−m)2

≥1.

The equality will hold in all inequalities iffx1=· · ·=xn.

Date: January 11, 2001.

1991Mathematics Subject Classification. Primary 26D15, 26D10.

Key words and phrases. Ky Fan’s Inequality, Weighted arithmetic and geometric means.

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Proof. The first and the last inequality in (2.1) follow by the fact that An( ¯p,¯x)

Gn( ¯p,¯x) ≥1

(by the weighted arithmetic mean - geometric mean inequality), m ∈ 0,12 and

M ∈ 0,12

.

We define the function f : (0,1)→R, f(t) = ln 1−tt

+αlnt with α∈R. We

have

f0(t) =− 1 t(1−t)+

α

t, t∈(0,1),

f00(t) = 1−2t [t(1−t)]2 −

α t2 =

1

t2

"

1−2t

(1−t)2 −α

#

, t∈(0,1).

If we consider the function g : (0,1) → R, g(t) = (1−t)1−2t2, then g0(t) =

2t(t−1) (t−1)4,

showing that the functiongis monotonically strictly decreasing on (0,1). Consequently fort∈(m, M), we have

(2.2) 1−2M

(1−M)2 =g(M)≤g(t)≤g(m) =

1−2m

(1−m)2.

Using (2.2) we observe that the function f is strictly convex on (m, M) if α ≤

1−2M (1−M)2.

Applying Jensen’s discrete inequality for the functionf : (m, M)→R, f(t) =

ln 1−tt +αlnt, withα≤(1−M1−2M)2, we deduce

n

X

i=1

pi

ln

1x

i

xi

+αlnxi

= n

X

i=1

pif(xi)≥f n

X

i=1

pixi

!

= ln

1Pn

i=1pixi

Pn

i=1pixi

+αln n

X

i=1

pixi

!

,

which is equivalent to

ln

G

n(¯p,1−¯x)

Gn(¯p,x¯)

+αlnGn(¯p,x¯)≥ln

A

n(¯p,1−x¯)

An(¯p,x¯)

+αlnAn(¯p,x¯)

or, moreover, to

ln

G

n(¯p,x¯)

An(¯p,x¯)

α

≥ln

A

n(¯p,1−¯x)

An(¯p,x¯)

G

n(¯p,1−x¯)

Gn(¯p,x¯)

,

that is,

(2.3)

G

n(¯p,x¯)

An(¯p,x¯)

α−1

≥ An(¯p,1−x¯) Gn(¯p,1−x¯)

.

Now, we observe that the inequality (2.3) is the best possible ifαis maximal, i.e.,

α= 1−2M

(1−M)2, getting

G

n(¯p,x¯)

An(¯p,x¯)

(11M2M)2−1

≥ An(¯p,1−x¯) Gn(¯p,1−x¯)

,

which is clearly equivalent to the second inequality in (2.1).

The third inequality is produced in a similar fashion, using the functionh(t) =

βlnt−ln 1−tt

which is strictly convex on (m, M) ifβ ≥ 1−2m (1−m)2.

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We omit the details.

Remark 1. Since Wang’s inequality (1.2) is equivalent to:

(2.4) An(¯p,x¯)

Gn(¯p,x¯)

≥ An(¯p,1−x¯) Gn(¯p,1−x¯)

,

then the first part of (2.1) may be seen as a refinement of Wang’s result while the second part

(2.5) An(¯p,1−x¯)

Gn(¯p,1−x¯)

A

n(¯p,x¯)

Gn(¯p,x¯)

m

2 (1−m)2

can be considered a counterpart of (1.2).

Now, let us recall the Lah-Ribari´c inequality for convex functions (see for example [3, p. 140]).

If f : [a, b] ⊂ R→R is convex on [a, b], xi ∈ [a, b], pi ≥ 0 (i= 1, . . . , n) and

Pn

i=1pi= 1, then

(2.6)

n

X

i=1

pif(xi)≤

b−Pn

i=1pixi

b−a ·f(a) +

Pn

i=1pixi−a

b−a ·f(b).

Now, we can state and prove the following inequality related to the Ky Fan result.

Theorem 4. Assume that 0 < m ≤ xi ≤ M ≤ 21, pi > 0 (i= 1, . . . , n) with

Pn

i=1pi= 1, then we have the inequalities:

1

−m

m(1−mm)

2

M−MAn−m( ¯p,x¯) 1

−M

M(1−mm)

2

AnM( ¯p,−¯xm)−m

·Gn(¯p,x¯)(

m

1−m)

2

(2.7)

≤ Gn(¯p,1−x¯)

1m

m(1−MM)

2

M−MAn−( ¯mp,x¯) 1M

M(1−MM)

2

AnM( ¯p,−x¯m)−m

Gn(¯p,x¯)(

M

1−M)

2 .

Proof. From the proof of Theorem 3, we know that the function f : (m, M) ⊂

0,12→R,f(t) = ln 1−tt

+(1−M1−2M)2 lnt is strictly convex on (m, M). Now, if we

apply the Lah-Ribari´c inequality forf as above,a=mandb=M, we get:

n

X

i=1

pi

"

ln

1x

i

xi

+ 1−2M (1−M)2lnxi

#

= n

X

i=1

pif(xi)≤

M −Pn

i=1pixi

M−m f(m) +

Pn

i=1pixi−m

M −m f(M)

= M −

Pn

i=1pixi

M−m

"

ln

1m

m

+ 1−2M (1−M)2lnm

#

+

Pn

i=1pixi−m

M−m

"

ln

1−M M

+ 1−2M (1−M)2lnM

#

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which is equivalent to

ln

G

n(¯p,1−x¯)

Gn(¯p,x¯)

+ 1−2M

(1−M)2lnGn(¯p,x¯)

≤ M −An(¯p,x¯)

M−m

ln

1

−m m

+ ln (m)

1−2M

(1−M)2

+An(¯p,¯x)−m

M−m

ln

1M

M

+ ln (M)

1−2M

(1−M)2

,

that is,

Gn(¯p,1−x¯)

Gn(¯p,x¯)

·[Gn(¯p,x¯)]

1−2M

(1−M)2

(1−m)m n 12M

(1−M)2−1

oM−MAn−( ¯mp,x¯)

·

(1−M)M n 12M

(1−M)2−1

oAnM( ¯p,−x¯m)−m

from which we obtain the second inequality in (2.7).

To prove the first inequality, we apply the Lah-Ribari´c inequality for the function

h: (m, M)→R,h(t) = 1−2m

(1−m)2lnt−ln 1−tt

which is strictly convex on (m, M). We omit the details.

Finally, let us recall Dragomir-Ionescu’s inequality for differentiable convex func-tions (see [7])

0 ≤

n

X

i=1

pif(xi)−f n

X

i=1

pixi

!

(2.8)

n

X

i=1

pixif0(xi)− n

X

i=1

pixi n

X

i=1

pif0(xi)

providedf : (a, b)⊆R→Ris differentiable convex on (a, b),xi∈(a, b) andpi>0 (i= 1, . . . , n) withPn

i=1pi= 1.

Iff is strictly convex on (a, b), then the equality holds in (2.8) iffx1=· · ·=xn, we may state the following result.

Theorem 5. With the assumptions of Theorem 4, we have

exp

An(¯p,x¯)An

¯

p, 1

¯

x(1−x¯)

−An

¯

p, 1

1−x¯

(2.9)

×

"

1−2M

(1−M)2

1−An(¯p,x¯)An

¯

p,1

¯

x

#

×

An(¯p,x¯)

Gn(¯p,x¯)

(11−M2M)2

G

n(¯p,1−x¯)

Gn(¯p,x¯)

An(¯p,1−x¯)

An(¯p,x¯)

≥ exp

An(¯p,x¯)An

¯

p, 1

¯

x(1−x¯)

−An

¯

p, 1

1−x¯

×

"

1−2m

(1−m)2

1−An(¯p,x¯)An

¯

p,1

¯

x

#

×

An(¯p,x¯)

Gn(¯p,x¯)

(11−m2m)2

,

where x1¯ denotes the vector x1 1, . . . ,

1 xn

, y¯·z¯ := (y1z1, . . . , znyn), and ¯x∈ Rn,

¯

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Proof. Since the function f : (m, M)⊂ 0,21→ R, f(t) = ln 1−tt

+(1−M1−2M)2lnt

is strictly convex on (m, M), by (2.8) we may state that

n X i=1 pi " ln

1−xi

xi

+ 1−2M (1−M)2lnxi

#

−ln

1

−Pn

i=1pixi

Pn

i=1pixi

− 1−2M

(1−M)2ln n

X

i=1

pixi

!

= n

X

i=1

pif(xi)−f n

X

i=1

pixi

!

n

X

i=1

pixif0(xi)− n

X

i=1

pixi n

X

i=1

pif0(xi)

= n

X

i=1

pixi

"

1−2M

(1−M)2 · 1

xi

− 1

xi(1−xi)

#

n

X

i=1

pixi n

X

i=1

pi

"

1−2M

(1−M)2· 1

xi

− 1

xi(1−xi)

#

,

which is equivalent to

ln

G

n(¯p,1−¯x)

Gn(¯p,x¯)

+ 1−2M

(1−M)2lnGn(¯p,x¯)−ln

A

n(¯p,1−x¯)

An(¯p,x¯)

− 1−2M

(1−M)2lnAn(¯p,x¯)

≤ 1−2M

(1−M)2 −An

¯

p, 1

1−x¯

−An(¯p,x¯)×

"

1−2M

(1−M)2An

¯ p,1 ¯ x

−An

¯

p, 1

¯

x(1−x¯)

#

,

which is equivalent to

ln Gn(¯p,1−x¯)

Gn(¯p,x¯)

An(¯p,1−¯x)

An(¯p,x¯)

≤ ln

A

n(¯p,x¯)

Gn(¯p,x¯)

(11−2MM)2

+ 1−2M (1−M)2

1−An(¯p,x¯)An

¯ p,1 ¯ x

+An(¯p,x¯)An

¯

p, 1

¯

x(1−x¯)

−An

¯

p, 1

1−x¯

= ln

(

A

n(¯p,¯x)

Gn(¯p,x¯)

(11−2MM)2

·exp

"

1−2M

(1−M)2

1−An(¯p,¯x)An

¯ p,1 ¯ x # ×exp

An(¯p,x¯)An

¯

p, 1

¯

x(1−x¯)

−An

¯

p, 1

1−x¯

,

hence the first inequality in (2.9).

The second inequality follows by (2.8) applied for the strictly convex function

h(t) = (1−m)1−2m2lnt−ln

1−t t

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References

[1] H. ALZER, The inequality of Ky Fan and related results,Acta Applicandae Mathematicae, An International Survey Journal on Applying Mathematics and Mathematical Applications,

38(1995), 305-354.

[2] E. F. BECKENBACH and R. BELLMAN,Inequalities,Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1961. [3] P.S. BULLEN,A Dictionary of Inequalities, Pitman Monographs and Surveys in Pure and

Applied Mathematics, 97, Addison Wesley Longman, 1998.

[4] S.S. DRAGOMIR, Some refinements of Ky Fan’s inequality,J. Math. Anal. Appl.,163(1992), 317-321.

[5] S.S. DRAGOMIR, A further improvement of Jensen’s inequality,Tamkang J. of Math.,25(1) (1994), 29-36.

[6] S.S. DRAGOMIR, A new improvement of Jensen’s inequality,Indian J. Pure Appl. Math.,

26(10) (1995), 959-968.

[7] S.S. DRAGOMIR and N.M. IONESCU, Some converse of Jensen’s inequality and applications,

Anal. Num. Theor. Approx.,23(1994), 71-78.

[8] S.S. DRAGOMIR and D.M. MILOˇSEVI ´C, A sequence of mappings connected with Jensen’s inequality and applications,Matematiki Vesnik,44(1992), 113-121.

[9] C.L. WANG, A Ky Fan inequality of the complementary A.−G. type and its variants,J. Math. Anal. Appl.,73(1980), 501-505.

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