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This analysis demonstrates how functional inequalities relate to jensen convex functions, implying significance for doubly stochastic matrices.
Given an nxn doubly stochastic matrix P satisfying an appropriate condition of linear algebraic-type, and a function f defined on a nonempty interval, we show that the validity of a convexity-type functional inequality for f in terms P implies that f is Jensen convex. We also prove that if f is convex, then the functional inequality in question holds for all doubly stochastic matrices of any order. The particular case when the doubly stochastic matrix is a circulant one is also considered.
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Barczy et al. (2025) studied this question.
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