Cauchy's means of Levinson type.
A closed epigraph theorem for Jensen-convex mappings with values in Banach lattices with a strong unit is established. This allows one to reduce the examination of continuity of vector valued transformations to the case of convex real functionals. In particular, it is shown that a weakly continuous Jensen-convex mapping is continuous. A number of corollaries follow; among them, a characterization of continuous vector-valued convex transformations is given that answers a question raised by Ih-Ching...
We give a review of results proved and published mostly in recent years, concerning real-valued convex functions as well as almost convex functions defined on a (not necessarily convex) subset of a group. Analogues of such classical results as the theorems of Jensen, Bernstein-Doetsch, Blumberg-Sierpiński, Ostrowski, and Mehdi are presented. A version of the Hahn-Banach theorem with a convex control function is proved, too. We also study some questions specific for the group setting, for instance...
Let a and b be fixed real numbers such that 0 < mina,b < 1 < a + b. We prove that every function f:(0,∞) → ℝ satisfying f(as + bt) ≤ af(s) + bf(t), s,t > 0, and such that must be of the form f(t) = f(1)t, t > 0. This improves an earlier result in [5] where, in particular, f is assumed to be nonnegative. Some generalizations for functions defined on cones in linear spaces are given. We apply these results to give a new characterization of the -norm.
Pour trois fonctions non-négatives intégrables sur , et , telles que , Borelll a établi l’inégalité . Nous déterminons les conditions précises où l’inégalité sera stricte. La clef de cette analyse est une nouvelle caractérisation des fonctions convexes mesurables.
We give a complete characterization of those (where is a Banach space) which allow an equivalent parametrization (i.e., a parametrization whose derivative has bounded variation) or a parametrization with bounded convexity. Our results are new also for . We present examples which show applicability of our characterizations. For example, we show that the and parametrization problems are equivalent for but are not equivalent for .