Sharp Bounds for Neuman Means in Terms of Geometric, Arithemtic and Quadratic Means

Abstract

In this paper, we find the greatest values α1, α2, α3, α4, α5, α6, α7, α8 and the least values β1, β2, β3, β4, β5, β6, β7, β8 such that the double inequalities Aα1(a,b)G1-α1(a,b)<NGA(a,b)<Aβ1(a,b)G1-β1(a,b), α2G(a,b)+1-α2A(a,b)<1NGA(a,b)<β2G(a,b)+1-β2A(a,b), Aα3(a,b)G1-α3(a,b)<NAG(a,b)<Aβ3(a,b)G1-β3(a,b), α4G(a,b)+1-α4A(a,b)<1NAG(a,b)<β4G(a,b)+1-β4A(a,b), Qα5(a,b)A1-α5(a,b)<NAQ(a,b)<Qβ5(a,b)A1-β5(a,b), α6A(a,b)+1-α6Q(a,b)<1NAQ(a,b)<β6A(a,b)+1-β6Q(a,b), Qα7(a,b)A1-α7(a,b)<NQA(a,b)<Qβ7(a,b)A1-β7(a,b), α8A(a,b)+1-α8Q(a,b)<1NQA(a,b)<β8A(a,b)+1-β8Q(a,b) hold for all a, b>0 with a≠ b, where G, A and Q are respectively the geometric, arithmetic and quadratic means, and NGA, NAG, NAQ and NQA are the Neuman means derived from the Schwab-Borchardt mean.

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