A function f$(x)$ defined for $x\geq0$. It is positive, decreasing, convex and log-convex: $\frac{d^2}{dx^2}\log[f(x)]>0$, $f(0)<1$. Can we prove that $f''(x)x+f'(x)>0$ for sufficiently large $x$?
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A function f$(x)$ defined for $x\geq0$. It is positive, decreasing, convex and log-convex: $\frac{d^2}{dx^2}\log[f(x)]>0$, $f(0)<1$. Can we prove that $f''(x)x+f'(x)>0$ for sufficiently large $x$?
Thanks in advance!