Mathematical paper refines inequalities and explores applications in sine functions and convexity.
In this paper, we introduce some refinements of the arithmetic-geometric-logarithmic mean inequality. The obtained results allow us to get new inequalities for the inverse sine function and refined inequalities for well-known hyperbolic inequalities. Further, as a new track in this field, we present a possible arithmetic-geometric mean inequality in the complex plane, with applications towards complex inequalities for concave functions and their sub-additive behavior. Moreover, the celebrated Jensen-Mercer inequality for convex functions is refined in a way that implies some new relations among the arithmetic, geometric, Heinz, and weighted logarithmic means.
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