Abstract
We shall present some more generalized and further refinements of reversed AM-GM operator inequalities for positive linear maps due to Xue’s and Ali’s publications.
MSC:
47A64; 47A30; 47B02
1. Introduction
Let be scalars and I be the identity operator. denote all bounded linear operators acting on a Hilbert space . In addition, means the operator A is positive. We say if . A linear map is called positive (strictly positive) if () whenever (), and is said to be unital if .
If are two positive operators, then the operator weighted arithmetic mean and geometric mean are defined as
for , respectively. Denoted by and by when for brevity. The Kantorovich constant and Specht’s ratio are defined by and when . If there is no special explanations, we always default to and in this paper.
It is well known that the famous Young’s inequality reads
Furuichi [1] improved (1) with Specht’s ratio
where Zuo et al. [2] further improved (2) as
Sababheh and Moslehian [3] gave a refinement of (3) in the following form
where , , with and
for , and
Taking in (1), we can get the following AM-GM operator inequality for any two positive operators A and B,
Lin [4] gave a reverse of inequality (6) involving unital positive linear maps
for and . In generally, for any two positive operators and ,
For example, putting , and . However, Lin [4] showed that the inequality (7) can be squared under the same conditions as in it,
and
Moreover, the author [4] found that Specht’s ratio and Kantorovich constant have the following relations
for Also, Lin [4] conjectured can be replaced by in (9) and (10). Xue [5] solved Lin’s conjecture under some conditions: , and , she got
and
Recently, Ali et al. [6] gave some refinements of inequalities (12) and (13) as follows:
Theorem 1.
Let , . For every positive unital linear map Φ,
- (1)
- if , then
- (2)
- if , then
- (3)
- if , then
- (4)
- if , then
For more information about operator inequalities involving positive linear maps, we refer the readers to [7,8,9,10,11] and references therein.
In this paper, we shall give some more generalized and further refinements of reversed AM-GM operator inequalities for positive linear maps due to Ali’s results.
2. Main Results
We give some lemmas to prove our main results.
Lemma 1.
Let , , . Then we have
where and , and
Proof.
Lemma 2.
Under the same conditions as in Lemma 1, we have
where
Proof.
If , then
that is
So we have
Thus, we obtain
□
Lemma 3
([12]). Let . Then the following norm inequality holds
Lemma 4
([13]). Let Φ be a unital positive linear map and . Then
Lemma 5
([14]). (i) If and , then
(ii) Let Φ be a unital positive linear map and . For , we have
Lemma 6
([15]). Let . Then for ,
Theorem 2.
where , and .
where , and .
where , and .
where , and .
Let , and defined as in Lemma 2. Then for every positive unital linear map Φ and ,
- (1)
- if , then
- (2)
- if , then
- (3)
- if , then
- (4)
- if , then
Proof.
If , we obtain
where the first inequality is by (19), the second one is by (20), and the last inequality comes from (16). That is
Since , it follows that which is equivalent to
So we have
That is
In addition, we can get
where the first inequality is by (19), the second is by (22), and the third is by (32). That is
So we have
We can get (24) and (25) by (34) and (35) with Lemma 5 (i), respectively.
Since , by 2nd case , we can similarly obtain the inequalities (26) and (27) by (16), (17), (19) and (20). So we omit the details.
If and , then we have
So
Compute
where the first inequality is by (19), the second is by (20), the third is by (14), and the last one is by (36). That is
That is
Moreover,
where the first inequality is by (19), the second is by (22), and the third is by (37). That is
so we have
We can get (28) and (29) by (38) and (39) with Lemma 5 (i), respectively.
We can similarly obtain the inequalities (30) and (31) under the conditions and . So we omit the details.
Here we complete the proof. □
Remark 1.
Putting , and in Theorem 2, we can get Theorem 1.
Next, we present the generalizations of Theorem 2 for
Theorem 3.
where , and .
where , and .
where , and .
where , and .
Let , and defined as in Lemma 2. Then for every positive unital linear map Φ and ,
- (i)
- if , then
- (ii)
- if , then
- (iii)
- if , then
- (iv)
- if , then
Proof.
The proof of the line (ii) and (iv) are similar to the one presented in (i) and (iii), respectively, thus we omit them. Under the conditions i) , we have
where the first inequality is by (19), the second is by (23) and the third is by (32). That is
where the second inequality is by (33). So we have
In addition, we can get
where the first inequality is by (19), the second is by (23), the third is by (22) and the last is by (32). That is
so we have
as desired.
If and , then
where the first inequality is by (19), the second is by (23) and the third is by (37). That is
So we have
At the same time, we can get
where the first inequality is by (19), the second is by (23), the third is by (22) and the last is by (37). That is
So we have
Here we complete the proof. □
Theorems 2 and 3 implies the following results.
Corollary 1.
where , , .
where , , .
where , , .
where , , .
Let , and defined as in Lemma 2. Then for every positive unital linear map Φ and ,
- (i)
- if , , then
- (ii)
- if , , then
- (iii)
- if , , then
- (iv)
- if , , then
Funding
This research received no external funding.
Data Availability Statement
Not applicable.
Conflicts of Interest
The author declares no conflict of interest.
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