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Inequalities arising from generalized Euler-Type constants motivated by limit summability of functions

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Limit summability of real functions was introduced by M.H. Hooshmand in 2001. In order to study derivation of the limit summand function, he has introduced a functional sequence corresponding to… Click to show full abstract

Limit summability of real functions was introduced by M.H. Hooshmand in 2001. In order to study derivation of the limit summand function, he has introduced a functional sequence corresponding to a given function f with Df āŠ‡ Nāˆ— that is related to the Euler-type constants. In the way, we prove two main criteria for its convergence together with an extensive inequality between the limit summand function and the generalized Euler-type constants. The main inequality is also extended whenever f is a convex or concave function. Among other things, we obtain some inequalities for many special functions such as the gamma, digamma and zeta functions.

Keywords: type constants; euler type; limit; limit summability

Journal Title: Journal of Mathematical Inequalities
Year Published: 2019

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