Abstract
For positive definite matrices and , the Araki-Lieb-Thirring inequality amounts to an eigenvalue log-submajorisation relation for fractional powers while for , the reversed inequality holds. In this paper I generalise this inequality, replacing the fractional powers by a larger class of functions. Namely, a continuous, non-negative, geometrically concave function with domain $\dom(f)=[0,x_0)$ for some positive (possibly infinity) satisfies for all positive semidefinite and with spectrum in $\dom(f)$, if and only if for all $x\in\dom(f)$. The reversed inequality holds for continuous, non-negative, geometrically convex functions if and only if they satisfy for all $x\in\dom(f)$. As an application I derive a complementary inequality to the Golden-Thompson inequality.
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