Jensen's inequality

Jensen's inequality
French\ \ inégalité de Jensen
German\ \ Jensensche Ungleichung
Dutch\ \ ongelijkheid van Jensen
Italian\ \ disuguaglianza di Jensen
Spanish\ \ desigualdad de Jensen
Catalan\ \ desigualtat de Jensen
Portuguese\ \ desigualdade de Jensen
Romanian\ \ inegalitatea Jensen
Danish\ \ Jensens ulighed
Norwegian\ \ Jensens ulikhet
Swedish\ \ Jensenolikhet
Greek\ \ ανιστότητα Jensen
Finnish\ \ Jensenin epäyhtälö
Hungarian\ \ Jensen-féle egyenlõtlenség
Turkish\ \ Jensen eşitsizliği
Estonian\ \ Jenseni võrratus
Lithuanian\ \ Jensen nelygybė; Jenseno nelygybė
Slovenian\ \ Jensen je neenakost
Polish\ \ nierówność Jensena
Russian\ \ неравновесие Йенсена
Ukrainian\ \ -
Serbian\ \ -
Icelandic\ \ Jensen er misrétti
Euskara\ \ Jensen en arteko desberdintasuna
Farsi\ \ nab rab riye Jensen
Persian-Farsi\ \ نابرابري ينسن
Arabic\ \ متباينة جنسن
Afrikaans\ \ Jensen se ongelykheid
Chinese\ \ 詹 生 不 等 式
Korean\ \ 젠센의 부등식

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