Minimize a variable in a no-linear system
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Hi, i need to minimize Fv in this system:

The problems variables are :

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David Hill
le 21 Jan 2023
Show us your code and ask a specific question.
Matt J
le 22 Jan 2023
I would imagine linprog would be applicable, since all constraints appear to be linear.
Torsten
le 22 Jan 2023
Except the second to last.
Antonio Cassano
le 22 Jan 2023
Modifié(e) : Matt J
le 23 Jan 2023
Torsten
le 22 Jan 2023
If I counted correctly, you have 15 unknowns and 15 equality constraints.
So you can be happy if you even get a solution for your problem. Bound constraints on the solution can not be imposed.
Antonio Cassano
le 23 Jan 2023
Modifié(e) : Antonio Cassano
le 23 Jan 2023
Antonio Cassano
le 23 Jan 2023
Matt J
le 23 Jan 2023
There is nothing more to say about how to solve the problem. The only question is, does the problem have a solution? The 15-variable fake problem apparently does not have a solution, but it might not matter in the end, because maybe your real problem does.
Incidentally, you could have had,
problem.Objective = Fv;
Antonio Cassano
le 26 Jan 2023
Modifié(e) : Matt J
le 26 Jan 2023
Matt J
le 26 Jan 2023
Again, you appear to have more equaltity constraints than unknowns, so the problem is extremely likely to be infeasible.
Antonio Cassano
le 29 Jan 2023
Torsten
le 29 Jan 2023
5 unknows:
initialPoint.Fv = Fvt(j,i-1);
initialPoint.p0 = p0t(j,i-1);
initialPoint.x_k = x_kt(j,i-1);
initialPoint.y_k = y_kt(j,i-1);
initialPoint.f = ft(j,i-1);
6 equality constraints, 2 inequality constraints:
problem.Constraints.constraint1 = p01 >= 0;
problem.Constraints.constraint2 = F1eq == 0;
problem.Constraints.constraint3 = -densita*volume_oggetto*g*sin(angolo)+F2eq == 0;
problem.Constraints.constraint4 = Fv1 - 2*p01*pi*Re - densita*g*volume_oggetto*cos(angolo) == 0;
problem.Constraints.constraint5 = f1 <= fst(1,j);
problem.Constraints.constraint6 = F1eq.^2+F2eq.^2-f1.^2*(2*pi*p01*Re).^2 == 0;
problem.Constraints.constraint7 = F2eq ./ F1eq == -x_k1/y_k1;
problem.Constraints.constraint8 = -densita*volume_oggetto*g*G(1,1)*sin(angolo)+F3eq == 0 ;
Or did I interprete something wrong ?
Antonio Cassano
le 30 Jan 2023
Matt J
le 30 Jan 2023
Well, maybe it eventually will converge.
Antonio Cassano
le 31 Jan 2023
Matt J
le 31 Jan 2023
@Antonio Cassano I would post that as a new question. First of all, we don't know what your current code looks like, the one that produced that graph. Secondly, we don't know what you would consider an "improvement" to the current result. All that could and should go into a new post..
However you might also try looping backwards from n:-1:1 and initializing instead with,
initialPoint.Fv = Fvt(j,i+1);
initialPoint.p0 = p0t(j,i+1);
initialPoint.x_k = x_kt(j,i+1);
initialPoint.y_k = y_kt(j,i+1);
initialPoint.f = ft(j,i+1);
since the solutions seem to be more sensitive to the initial guess at lower i.
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