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Finding constraints using Mathematica

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POSTED BY: Upasana Dutta
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The Reduce code from @BillNelson explicitly allows for variables to take on all values between 0 and 1 inclusive.

POSTED BY: Daniel Lichtblau

The values the 4 variables can take are not just 0 or 1. They can take any value between 0 and 1, like 0.001, 0.002,,..... 0.999 etc. So there are actually a large number of alternatives here.

POSTED BY: Upasana Dutta
Posted 5 years ago

Try

Reduce[{0<=a<=1,0<=b<=1,0<=d<=1,0<=gamma<=1,(-2a+2b-2d+4a gamma-4b gamma+4d gamma)/
  (-3a+2b-3d+6a gamma-6b gamma+6d gamma)<6/10},{a,b,d,gamma}]

Please check all this very carefully to understand how it works and see if I have made any mistakes.

POSTED BY: Bill Nelson
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