In this paper, by the definition of Berezin number, we present some inequalities involving the operator geometric mean. For instance, it is shown that if X, Y, Z∈ L(H) X,Y,Z∈L(H) such that X and Y are positive operators, then $${aligned} berʳ ( ( X{} Y ) Z ) &≤ ber ({ ( ZYZ ) rq/2}{q}+ {Xrp/2}{p} ) -1/pinfλ ∈ ( [ {X} ( λ ) ] rp/4- [ { ( ZYZ ) } ( λ ) ] rq/4 ) ², {aligned}$$ berr((X♯Y)Z)≤ber((Z⋆YZ)rq2q+Xrp2p)−1pinfλ∈Ω([X˜(λ)]rp4−[(Z⋆YZ)˜(λ)]rq4)2, in which $X{} Y=X1/2 ( X-1/2YX- 1/2 ) 1/2X1/2$ X♯Y=X12(X−12YX−12)12X12 , $p≥ q>1$ p≥q>1 such that $r≥ 2/q$ r≥2q and $1/p+1/q=1$ 1p+1q=1 .
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