Proposes new Hilbert-type inequalities on time scales, suggesting a broader framework for integral inequalities.
This paper focuses on establishing new generalizations of Hilbert-type inequalities on arbitrary time scales. We present three main theorems on weighted integral inequalities involving a nonnegative homogeneous kernel. The proofs rely on several auxiliary lemmas together with the effective application of Hölder’s inequality. By specializing our results to the continuous time scale ( T=R T = R ) and the discrete time scale ( T=N T = N ), we derive a number of corollaries that unify and extend both classical and recent inequalities. Overall, this work contributes to the theory of integral inequalities by providing a broader framework and new analytical tools within the calculus on time scales.
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