The monotonicity conjecture for the gamma logarithmic ratio

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Let Γ\Gamma denote the gamma function and let γ\gamma be the Euler–Mascheroni constant. For τ0\tau\geq0, define

gτ(x)={lnΓ(x)ln(x2+τ)ln(x+τ),x1,(1+τ)γ,x=1.g_\tau(x)= \begin{cases} \dfrac{\ln\Gamma(x)}{\ln(x^2+\tau)-\ln(x+\tau)},&x\ne1,\\ -(1+\tau)\gamma,&x=1. \end{cases}

The monotonicity conjecture. For every τ0\tau\geq0, the function gτg_\tau is strictly increasing on (0,)(0,\infty). This conjecture is one of the monotonicity problems arising from refinements of gamma-function inequalities; it was confirmed by the cited theorem.

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Feng Qi and Wen-Hui Li, “Integral representations and properties of some functions involving the logarithmic function”, arXiv:1305.4083 (2014).

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