Derivation and applications of inequalities of Ostrowski type for n-times differentiable mappings for cumulative distribution function and some quadrature rules
Abstract:In this paper new integral inequalities of Ostrowski type are developed for n-times differentiable mappings. Some well known inequalities become special cases of the inequalities obtained in this paper. With the help of obtained inequalities, we will derive new and efficient quadrature rules which are analyzed with the help of specific examples. We also give applications for cumulative distribution function.
“…Then Cerone [2], Dragomir et al [3] and Sarıkaya et al [4] also worked on this inequality. A. Qayyum et al [5][6][7][8][9] worked on generalization of Ostrowski's type inequalities. Different authors worked on the generalization of Ostrowski's type inequalities that are [10], [11] and [12].…”
The aim of this paper is to concentrate on the domain of L_{∞}, L_{p}, and L₁ norms of inequalities and their applications for some special weight functions. For different weights some previous results are recaptured. Applications are also discussed.
“…Then Cerone [2], Dragomir et al [3] and Sarıkaya et al [4] also worked on this inequality. A. Qayyum et al [5][6][7][8][9] worked on generalization of Ostrowski's type inequalities. Different authors worked on the generalization of Ostrowski's type inequalities that are [10], [11] and [12].…”
The aim of this paper is to concentrate on the domain of L_{∞}, L_{p}, and L₁ norms of inequalities and their applications for some special weight functions. For different weights some previous results are recaptured. Applications are also discussed.
Ostrowski inequality gives the absolute deviation of the function from its integral mean. Delta and nabla calculi are first two approaches to study time scales calculus. This article presents the Ostrowski inequality for univariate first order nabla differentiable function by using Montgomery identity established for nabla integrals. Some extensions of dynamic Ostrowski-type inequality are investigated with the help of integration by parts for nabla integrals, properties of the modulus and polynomials on time scales. Furthermore, dynamic Grüss and trapezoid-type inequalities are established in their generalized form for twice nabla differentiable functions by utilizing the Montgomery identity. In addition, the obtained inequalities are discussed for continuous and discrete time scales.
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