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Latest revision as of 02:48, 16 April 2016
Form for Hölder exponents
If are non-negative reals, and are positive reals that satisfy , then the following inequality holds for all possible values of and . with equality iff
Form for definite integrals
Suppose is a strictly increasing and continuous function on the interval where is a positive real number, and also . Then the following inequality holds for all and with equality iff .
Proof
The logarithm is concave and we know that , so by Jensen's Inequality, we have Young's Inequality then follows by exponentiation of both sides.