A sharpened Carlson's integral inequality
Philippe Laurençot
Abstract
A sharpened version of Carlson's integral inequality is established, which features a remainder term involving a relative distance to the set of extremal functions. A similar approach leads to an alternative derivation of Carlson's and Landau's discrete inequalities and provides another characterization of the optimal constant in Carlson's inequality for finite sums.
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