In this paper, we use a geometric identity in the n-dimensional Euclidean space En and give the further improveme nt of Klamkin inequality in the space En.
The problem on the geometrc inequalities involving an n-dimensional simplex and its inscribed simplex is studied. An inequality is established, which reveals that the difference between the squared circumradius of the...The problem on the geometrc inequalities involving an n-dimensional simplex and its inscribed simplex is studied. An inequality is established, which reveals that the difference between the squared circumradius of the n-dimensional simplex and the squared distance between its circumcenter and barycenter times the squared circumradius of its inscribed simplex is not less than the 2(n-1)th power of n times its squared inradius, and is equal to when the simplex is regular and its inscribed siplex is a tangent point one. Deduction from this inequality reaches a generalization of n-dimensional Euler inequality indicating that the circumradius of the simplex is not less than the n-fold inradius. Another inequality is derived to present the relationship between the circumradius of the n-dimensional simplex and the circumradius and inradius of its pedal simplex.展开更多
文摘In this paper, we use a geometric identity in the n-dimensional Euclidean space En and give the further improveme nt of Klamkin inequality in the space En.
文摘The problem on the geometrc inequalities involving an n-dimensional simplex and its inscribed simplex is studied. An inequality is established, which reveals that the difference between the squared circumradius of the n-dimensional simplex and the squared distance between its circumcenter and barycenter times the squared circumradius of its inscribed simplex is not less than the 2(n-1)th power of n times its squared inradius, and is equal to when the simplex is regular and its inscribed siplex is a tangent point one. Deduction from this inequality reaches a generalization of n-dimensional Euler inequality indicating that the circumradius of the simplex is not less than the n-fold inradius. Another inequality is derived to present the relationship between the circumradius of the n-dimensional simplex and the circumradius and inradius of its pedal simplex.
