Volume 7, Issue 5
A Novel Variant of Milne’s Rule Inequalities on Quantum Calculus for Convex Functions with Their Computational Analysis

Wali Haider, Hüseyin Budak, Asia Shehzadi, Fatih Hezenci & Haibo Chen

J. Nonl. Mod. Anal., 7 (2025), pp. 1727-1745.

Published online: 2025-09

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In this investigation, we introduce a novel approach for establishing Milne’s type inequalities in the context of quantum calculus for differentiable convex functions. First, we prove a quantum integral identity. We derive numerous new Milne’s rule inequalities for quantum differentiable convex functions. These inequalities are relevant in open Newton-Cotes formulas, as they facilitate the determination of bounds for Milne’s rule applicable to differentiable convex functions in both classical and $q$-calculus. In addition, we conduct a computational analysis of these inequalities for convex functions and provide mathematical examples to demonstrate the validity of the newly established results within the framework of $q$-calculus.

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26D10, 26A51, 26D15

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@Article{JNMA-7-1727, author = {Haider , WaliBudak , HüseyinShehzadi , AsiaHezenci , Fatih and Chen , Haibo}, title = {A Novel Variant of Milne’s Rule Inequalities on Quantum Calculus for Convex Functions with Their Computational Analysis}, journal = {Journal of Nonlinear Modeling and Analysis}, year = {2025}, volume = {7}, number = {5}, pages = {1727--1745}, abstract = {

In this investigation, we introduce a novel approach for establishing Milne’s type inequalities in the context of quantum calculus for differentiable convex functions. First, we prove a quantum integral identity. We derive numerous new Milne’s rule inequalities for quantum differentiable convex functions. These inequalities are relevant in open Newton-Cotes formulas, as they facilitate the determination of bounds for Milne’s rule applicable to differentiable convex functions in both classical and $q$-calculus. In addition, we conduct a computational analysis of these inequalities for convex functions and provide mathematical examples to demonstrate the validity of the newly established results within the framework of $q$-calculus.

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In this investigation, we introduce a novel approach for establishing Milne’s type inequalities in the context of quantum calculus for differentiable convex functions. First, we prove a quantum integral identity. We derive numerous new Milne’s rule inequalities for quantum differentiable convex functions. These inequalities are relevant in open Newton-Cotes formulas, as they facilitate the determination of bounds for Milne’s rule applicable to differentiable convex functions in both classical and $q$-calculus. In addition, we conduct a computational analysis of these inequalities for convex functions and provide mathematical examples to demonstrate the validity of the newly established results within the framework of $q$-calculus.

Haider , WaliBudak , HüseyinShehzadi , AsiaHezenci , Fatih and Chen , Haibo. (2025). A Novel Variant of Milne’s Rule Inequalities on Quantum Calculus for Convex Functions with Their Computational Analysis. Journal of Nonlinear Modeling and Analysis. 7 (5). 1727-1745. doi:10.12150/jnma.2025.1727
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