2010
DOI: 10.4134/jkms.2010.47.3.537
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Discrete Multiple Hilbert Type Inequality With Non-Homogeneous Kernel

Abstract: Abstract. Multiple discrete Hilbert type inequalities are established in the case of non-homogeneous kernel function by means of Laplace integral representation of associated Dirichlet series. Using newly derived integral expressions for the Mordell-Tornheim Zeta function a set of subsequent special cases, interesting by themselves, are obtained as corollaries of the main inequality.

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“…Therefore, this article gives, for the first time, a complete overview of the author's method for obtaining a whole class of Hilbert's inequalities for the bilinear form (2) generated either by the non-homogeneous and/or homogeneous kernel function K. The exhaustive reference list covers all publication items in which the interested reader can clearly follow the derivation procedures and proofs. It has to be mentioned that, in [26,27], Hilbert's-type inequalities are studied for multiple series, applying the same approach; in addition, consult [28] for another approach to multiple Hilbert's inequalites.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, this article gives, for the first time, a complete overview of the author's method for obtaining a whole class of Hilbert's inequalities for the bilinear form (2) generated either by the non-homogeneous and/or homogeneous kernel function K. The exhaustive reference list covers all publication items in which the interested reader can clearly follow the derivation procedures and proofs. It has to be mentioned that, in [26,27], Hilbert's-type inequalities are studied for multiple series, applying the same approach; in addition, consult [28] for another approach to multiple Hilbert's inequalites.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%