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Improved Jensen-type inequalities via quadratic interpolation and applications
. In the paper (J. Math. Inequal. 11 (2017), no. 2, 301–322.), Choi, Krni´c and Pe ˇ cari´c used the linear interpolation to improve Jensen-type inequalities for convex functions. Their method also provides a uni fi ed approach with simpler proofs for many recent results related to Young-type and Heinz-type inequalities. In this paper, we propose new re fi nements of Jensen-type inequalities established by Choi, Krni´c and Pe ˇ cari´c via the quadratic interpolation of convex functions. We also give Young-type and Heinz-type inequalities for both scalars and operator cases as an application.
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