Proving \(\displaystyle{3}{\left({1}-{a}+{a}^{{2}}\right)}{\left({1}-{b}+{b}^{{2}}\right)}{\left({1}-{c}+{c}^{{2}}\right)}≥{1}+{a}{b}{c}+{a}^{{2}}{b}^{{2}}{c}^{{2}}\) My task was to prove the

Oliver Carson

Oliver Carson

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2022-03-31

Proving 3(1a+a2)(1b+b2)(1c+c2)1+abc+a2b2c2
My task was to prove the question above over real variables.
I thought that this minor inequality should help
3(1a+a2)(1b+b2)2(1ab+a2b2).
which is true.
By this inequality, the original inequality is converted to
(1ab)2(1c)2+(abc)2+abc0
This proves the inequality for abc0.
I want to prove this Inequality for abc<0. But I couldn't find a solution for abc<0.
Any extensions for abc<0 are thankfully accepted.

Answer & Explanation

Avery Maxwell

Avery Maxwell

Beginner2022-04-01Added 13 answers

Your first step leads to a wrong inequality because it does not save the case of the equality occurring: a=b=c=1.
After your first step it's enough to prove that:
2(1ab+a2b2)(1c+c2)1+abc+a2b2c2,
which is wrong for a=b=c=1.
The Vasc's solution.
Since 2(a2a+1)(b2b+1)a2b2+1,
it's enough to prove that:
3(a2b2+1)(c2c+1)2(a2b2c2+abc+1),
which is a quadratic inequality of c.

membatas0v2v

membatas0v2v

Beginner2022-04-02Added 19 answers

Another way.
It's enough to prove our inequality for non-negatives a, b and c.
Now, since 3(a2a+1)3a6a31=(a1)4(2a2a+2)0,
by Holder we obtain:
cyc(a2-a+1)cyca6+a3+13313(a2b2c2+abc+1).
Now, let a0,b0 and c0.
Thus, after replacing a on -a we need to prove that:
3cyc(a2+a+1)(b2b+1)(c2c+1)a2b2c2abc+1,
which follows from the previous inequality:
3cyc(a2+a+1)(b2b+1)(c2c+1)
3cyc(a2a+1)(b2b+1)(c2c+1)a2b2c2+abc+1a2b2c2abc+1.

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