Abstract

The main purpose of this paper is to present some weighted arithmetic-geometric operator mean inequalities. These inequalities are refinements and generalizations of the corresponding results. An example is provided to confirm the effectiveness of the results.

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  • It is well known that A ≥ B implies A2 ≥ B2 for some positive operators A, B

  • We show new weighted arithmetic-geometric operator mean inequalities which generalize inequalities (3) and (4)

  • We first present two weighted arithmetic-geometric operator mean inequalities, which refine and generalize inequalities (5) and (6), an example shows that inequalities (11)

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Introduction

It is well known that A ≥ B implies A2 ≥ B2 for some positive operators A, B. It is interesting to ask for what kind of operator inequalities, when they are squared, the inequality relation can be preserved. In 2013, Lin ([1], Theorem 2.8) proved that the operator Kantorovich inequality can be squared. Lin ([2], Theorem 2.1) found that the reverse arithmetic-geometric operator mean inequalities for the Kantorovich constant can be squared: Φ2 and. Is called the Kantorovich constant and satisfies the following properties:

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