JIPAM Prize - 2000

Statement
Criteria
Judging Panel for 2000

Prize
Nominations
Winner
JIPAM Prize 2001

Statement

JIPAM, Journal of Inequalities in Pure and Applied Mathematics, is a peer-reviewed electronic journal which aims to foster and develop further growth in all areas of mathematics relating to inequalities. To encourage the submission of manuscripts of the highest quality the JIPAM management will award an annual prize to the best published paper.

Criteria

The assessment criteria for the judging of the papers is:

Impact
Does the paper have, or is it likely to have a major impact in its field of investigation.
Relevance
Does the paper explain its relevance in regards to previous documented works.
Presentation
Is the paper well presented. Is it clear, logical, succinct and concise. Pay some attention to the quality of its English.
Appropriateness
Is the technique applied to the problem appropriate, or would another approach be more fruitful.

Ex-Officio Members for the JIPAM prize

Prof. S.S. Dragomir
Assoc. Prof. P. Cerone
Assoc. Prof. N.S. Barnett
Dr. A. Sofo
Dr. J. Roumeliotis

The ex-officio members will have no voting rights and will also be ineligible for the prize.

Judging Panel for 2000 Volume

The judging panel for 2000 is as follows:

Prof. L. Losonczi Debrecen University Hungary.	Prof. J.E. Pečarić University of Zagreb, Croatia.
Prof. Z. Paleš Debrecen University Hungary.	Prof. L.E. Persson Luleå University of Technology Sweden.
Prof. C.E.M. Pearce The University of Adelaide, Australia.
The members of the judging panel will be ineligible for the prize.

Prize

The 2000 JIPAM best paper award
A small monetary reward

Nominations for the Prize

The five papers below have been nominated by the judging panel.

Paper 17:	A New Look at Newton's Inequalities by C.P. Niculescu
Paper 10:	Weighted Modular Inequalities for Hardy-Type Operators on Monotone Functions by Hans P. Heinig and Qinsheng Lai
Paper 14:	Regularity Results for Vector Fields of Bounded Distortion and Applications by A. Fiorenza and F. Giannetti
Paper 1:	Power-Monotone Sequences and Fourier Series with Positive Coefficients by L. Leindler
Paper 7:	Reverse Weighted L_p - Norm Inequalities in Convolutions by Saburou Saitoh, Vu Kim Tuan and Masahiro Yamamoto

Winner

The judging panel for 2000 have decided that the inaugural JIPAM prize should be awarded to:

Paper 17:

A New Look at Newton's Inequalities
by C.P. Niculescu

The Editor-in-Chief, Professor S.S. Dragomir together with the judging panel congratulate the five worthy nominated papers and the winner:

Professor C.P. Niculescu

Editors

R.P. Agarwal
G. Anastassiou
T. Ando
H. Araki
A.G. Babenko
D. Bainov
N.S. Barnett
H. Bor
J. Borwein
P.S. Bullen
P. Cerone
S.H. Cheng
L. Debnath
S.S. Dragomir
N. Elezovic
A.M. Fink
A. Fiorenza
T. Furuta
L. Gajek
H. Gauchman
C. Giordano
F. Hansen
D. Hinton
A. Laforgia
L. Leindler
C.-K. Li
L. Losonczi
A. Lupas
R. Mathias
T. Mills
G.V. Milovanovic
R.N. Mohapatra
B. Mond
M.Z. Nashed
C.P. Niculescu
I. Olkin
B. Opic
B. Pachpatte
Z. Pales
C.E.M. Pearce
J. Pecaric
L.-E. Persson
L. Pick
I. Pressman
S. Puntanen
F. Qi
A.G. Ramm
T.M. Rassias
A. Rubinov
S. Saitoh
J. Sandor
S.P. Singh
A. Sofo
H.M. Srivastava
K.B. Stolarsky
G.P.H. Styan
L. Toth
R. Verma
F. Zhang