There exist two major subclasses in the class of superquadratic functions,
one contains concave and decreasing functions and the other, contains convex
and monotone increasing functions. We use this fact and present eigenvalue
inequalities in each case. The nature of these functions enables us to apply
our results in two directions. First improving some known results concerning
eigenvalues for convex functions and second, obtaining some complimentary
inequalities for some other functions. We will give some examples to support
our results as well. As applications, some subadditivity inequalities for
matrix power functions have been presented. In particular, if X and Y are
positive matrices, then (X+Y)q≤U∗XqU+V∗YqV+2(λ1(X+Y)−λn(X+Y))q(q∈[1,2])
for some unitaries U,V∈Mn