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Some new generalisations of inequalities of Hardy and Levin–Cochran–Lee

  • Aleksandra C˘iz˘mes˘ija (a1) and Josip Pec˘arić (a2)
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In this paper finite versions of Hardy's discrete, Hardy's integral and the Levin–Cochran–Lee inequalities will be considered and some new generalisations of these inequalities will be derived. Moreover, it will be shown that the constant factors involved in the right-hand sides of the integral results obtained are the best possible.

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