A reversed Hardy inequality

1986/10/01 by P. F. Renaud, Peter Renaud · 2 citations
Mathematics · #Advanced Harmonic Analysis Research #Point processes and geometric inequalities #Mathematical Approximation and Integration

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Abstract

We consider Hardy's classical inequality for Cesaro averages and show that a reversed version exists if we restrict ourselves to monotone sequences. Some consequences of this result as well as an integral version are also obtained.

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