Some inequalities for exponentially convex functions on time scales

In this paper, we introduce the notion of exponentially convex functions on time scales and then we establish Hermite-Hadamard type inequalities for this class of functions. As special case, we derive this double inequality in the context of classical notion of exponentially convex functions and convex functions. Moreover, we prove some new integral inequalities for n-times continuously differentiable functions with exponentially convex first Δ-derivative.

Derivation of Bounds of an Integral Operator via Exponentially Convex Functions

In this paper, bounds of fractional and conformable integral operators are established in a compact form. By using exponentially convex functions, certain bounds of these operators are derived and further used to prove their boundedness and continuity. A modulus inequality is established for a differentiable function whose derivative in absolute value is exponentially convex. Upper and lower bounds of these operators are obtained in the form of a Hadamard inequality. Some particular cases of main results are also studied.

Boundedness of Fractional Integral Operators Containing Mittag-Leffler Function via Exponentially s-Convex Functions

The main objective of this paper is to obtain the fractional integral operator inequalities which provide bounds of the sum of these operators at an arbitrary point. These inequalities are derived for s-exponentially convex functions. Furthermore, a Hadamard inequality is obtained for fractional integrals by using exponentially symmetric functions. The results of this paper contain several such consequences for known fractional integrals and functions which are convex, exponentially convex, and s-convex.

Inequalities Involving Conformable Approach for Exponentially Convex Functions and Their Applications

In the article, we present several Hermite–Hadamard-type inequalities for the exponentially convex functions via conformable integrals. As applications, we give new inequalities for certain bivariate means.