Newton's inequalities

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In mathematics , Newton's inequalities are inequalities named after Isaac Newton , the author of the Philosophiae Naturalis Principia Mathematica .

statement

Let be real numbers and be the -th elementary symmetric polynomials in , defined by

For example, and .

Then fulfill the elementary symmetrical means defined by

the inequalities

for all integers .

If all are not equal to zero, then equality holds if and only if all are equal. It should be noted that the arithmetic mean and the th power of the geometric mean of is.

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