How represent folllowing formulation by CVX?

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Hi! i have a problem of how to edit the equation by CVX.

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where c is the speed of light and f0=700 MHz is the center frequency
of the carrier signal
where N_F=6; K=6; N=24;r[n] is the transmit node location,

for n=1:1:N
    q1x(n,1)=-600+1193.5*(cos((2*pi*(n-1)*delta_t)/(T-delta_t)));
    q1y(n,1)=233+1193.5*(sin((2*pi*(n-1)*delta_t)/(T-delta_t)));
end 
r_k denote the receiver node location,
k1=[-1100,600,0];
k2=[-700,-600,0];
k3=[-400,400,0];
k4=[200,200,0];
k5=[600,1200,0];
k6=[800,-400,0];
w=[k1;k2;k3;k4;k5;k6];
H_i_k[n]=beta/delta;
p_i[n] exression the transmission power from the transmit node,
 delta= 1.0000e-11;H=100;beta=0.001;p=0.1,B=5e+6;
R_req set as follow
R_1=2e+7*ones(N,1);
R_2=3e+7*ones(N,1);
R_3=4e+7*ones(N,1);
R_4=2e+7*ones(N,1);
R_5=3e+7*ones(N,1);
R_6=2e+7*ones(N,1);
R_req=[R_1,R_2,R_3,R_4,R_5,R_6];

Note: The variate is s_i_k_n.

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What is your difficulty? If s_i_k_n. is the only optimization (decision) variable, and all other symbols are input data, then C12 and C14 are affine (linear) inequalities. So it’s really a matter of correctly indexing in MATLAB relative to however you are storing the data.

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thankyou reply, Mark. My problem is C14. I don,t know how to edit it by CVX. this inequality holds for any i,n,k .

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You can use sum to sum over the dimension you want and write am element-wise vector or matrix inequality . In the worst case, you can always specify constraints inside for loops, but it might take longer for CVX to build the model to send to the solver.

You basically just need to follow MATLAB’s rules for indexing, sun, for loops, etc., and the same rules will apply to CVX.

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Thankyou! Mark. Now, i have two code for C12,C13, C14, the one is,
M1=4e+7;
M2=Btlog(1+(pbeta)/(H^2delta));
cvx_begin
cvx_solver mosek
variable s(N,K) binary;
for n=1:1:N
for k=1:1:K
R_req(n,k)-RR(n,k)<=M1(1-s(n,k))-1;
RR(n,k)-R_req(n,k)<=M2s(n,k);
end
end
x1=sum(s,2);
for n=1:1:N
x1(n,:)<=1;
end
where the RR_n_k caculate as follow
for n=1:1:N
for k=1:1:K
gamma(n,k)=(pbeta)/(((norm(q1(n,:)-w(k,:)))^2)delta);
end
end
for n=1:1:N
for k=1:1:K
RR(n,k)=Btlog(1+gamma(n,k));
end
end
when I use thist method to calculate , i can obtain the sub-optimail value. But the second sub-optimal problem have error when i use a(n,k) as input.
Here, i have another method to obtain s(n,k) as follow
cvx_begin
variable s(N,K);
dual variable tt
for n=1:1:N
for k=1:1:K
FF(n,k)=s(n,k)*RR(n,k)
end
end
tt:FF>=R_req;
for n=1:1:N
for k=1:1:K
0<=s(n,k)<=1
end
end
x1=sum(s,2);
for n=1:1:N
x1(n,:)<=1;
end
Using this method, I can’t obtain optimal solution, because the constraint
for n=1:1:N
for k=1:1:K
FF(n,k)=s(n,k)*RR(n,k)
end
end
tt:FF>=R_req;
cannnot satisfy. How can i do.
The complete code i have put inhttp://ask.cvxr.com/t/how-to-edit-the-following-expression-in-cvx/6075/7?u=huzhenzhen2018

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Are you saying your model is infeasible? Please read https://yalmip.github.io/debugginginfeasible/ .