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Finding a boundary of solution for Multivariate(4 variables) inequalities

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POSTED BY: Mandip Pokharel
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Posted 6 years ago

Please check this very carefully to see if I have made any mistakes

x1=15.75*10^-6; a=x1 x2 x3^3; b=x1 x3^3; c=(9 x1+x3)x3^2; d=36 x1 x3+3(3+x4/x5)x3^2;
e=60 x1+12(3-2 x4/x5)x3; f=60(1+x4/x5); X=b c-a d; Y=b e-a f; Z=(d X-b Y)Y-X^2 f;
Con1=d X Y-(b Y^2+f X^2); Con2=(5 x1+3 x3)/(2 x3);
NMaximize[{Con1, Con2>x4/x5 && 1*10^-6<x2<4*10^-6 && 20*10^-6<x3<50*10^-6 &&
  10<x4<100 && 10<x5<100},{x2,x3,x4,x5}]
(*{7.367860243792591*^-59, {x2 -> 3.0786924361325835*^-6,
   x3 -> 0.00004972976008268178, x4 -> 10.031234356582235,
   x5 -> 44.64769318375559}}*)

Con2>x4/x5 /. %[[2]]
(*True*)

Because that value of Con1 is so small it may be nothing more than roundoff error. It may also indicate how difficult it may be to find the boundary where Con1 > 0.

POSTED BY: Bill Nelson

Thanks a lot Bill ! Much appreciated. That all makes sense now coz i have been able to somehow get solutions for a more wider constraint than this particular case. Thanks again.

POSTED BY: Mandip Pokharel
Posted 6 years ago
POSTED BY: Bill Nelson
POSTED BY: Mandip Pokharel
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