In mathematics is Stolarskysche average or short the Stolarsky means a term introduced by Kenneth B. Stolarsky mean that the logarithmic means generalized.
For two numbers and one parameter , the Stolarsky mean is defined as
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{\ displaystyle S_ {p} (x, y) \, = \, \ lim _ {(\ xi, \ eta) \ to (x, y)} \ left ({\ frac {\ xi ^ {p} - \ eta ^ {p}} {p (\ xi - \ eta)}} \ right) ^ {1 \ over p-1} \, = \, {\ begin {cases} x & {\ mbox {if}} x = y \\\ left ({\ frac {x ^ {p} -y ^ {p}} {p (xy)}} \ right) ^ {1 \ over p-1} & {\ mbox {otherwise}} \ end {cases}}}
In this case the limit is over all pairs with form to. In this case , the limit value is the -th power of the differential quotient of the function and therefore actually agrees with, as indicated .
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Special cases
The Stolarsky remedy has the following special cases:
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Geometric mean
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Logarithmic mean (limit value!)
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Weighted Stolarsky mean
The Stolarsky mean can also be weighted:
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{\ displaystyle S _ {\ omega _ {1}, \ omega _ {2}} (x, y) = \ left ({\ frac {\ omega _ {2} \ cdot (x ^ {\ omega _ {1}) } -y ^ {\ omega _ {1}})} {\ omega _ {1} \ cdot (x ^ {\ omega _ {2}} - y ^ {\ omega _ {2}})}} \ right ) ^ {\ frac {1} {\ omega _ {1} - \ omega _ {2}}}}
credentials
Horst Alzer: Best possible estimates for special mean values . (PDF; 141 kB)
Horst Alzer: Inequalities for mean values . In: Archives of Mathematics , Vol. 47 (5), November 1986, springerlink.com
Edward Neumann: Stolarski Means of Several Variables (PDF; 254 kB) In: Journal of Inequalities in Pure and Applied Mathematics , Vol. 6, 2 (30), 2005.
Thomas Riedel, Prasanna K. Sahoo: A characterization of the Stolarsky mean . In: Aequationes Mathematicae , 70, No. 1/2, Sept. 2005, springerlink.com
Individual evidence
↑ Kenneth B. Stolarsky: Generalizations of the logarithmic mean . In: Mathematics Magazine , Vol. 48, No. March 2, 1975, pp. 87-92
↑ Eric W. Weisstein : Stolarsky mean . In: MathWorld (English).
↑ Julian Havil: Gamma: Euler's constant, prime number beaches and the Riemann hypothesis . Springer, Berlin 2007, ISBN 978-3-540-48495-0
↑ Eric W. Weisstein : Identric Mean . In: MathWorld (English).
↑ Laszlo Losonczi: Ratio of Stolarsky means: monotonicity and comparison
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