Young’s inequality for multivariate functions
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This paper presents a generalization of Young’s inequality to the real functions of several variables. Moreover, the relevant facts about Young’s inequality and its extension including improved proofs are provided in a review. The basic results are initiated by applying the integral method to a strictly increasing continuous function of one variable. c ©2016 All rights reserved.
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تاریخ انتشار 2016