How to solve log problem via CVX?

Hi, everyone. I am working on using the cvx for maximizing the problem. The objective function is convex and the constraints are also convex, but it doesn’t work in Matlab.

cvx_solver mosek
cvx_begin 

variable t1
variable t2
variable p1
variable p2
maximize log(0.5*exp(t1))+log(0.3*exp(t2))-0.1*(exp(p1)+exp(p2))

subject to 
      exp(t1)>=4
    log(0.5*exp(-p1)+0.21*exp(p2-p1))+log(2^exp(t1)-1)<=0
    log(0.3*exp(-p2)+0.31*exp(p1-p2))+log(2^exp(t2)-1)<=0
    exp(p1)<=3
    exp(p2)<=3
cvx_end

but it shows:
Disciplined convex programming error:
Illegal operation: log( {convex} ).

error Untitled2 (line 12)
log(0.5exp(-p1)+0.21exp(p2-p1))+log(2^exp(t1)-1)<=0

It seems like cvx doesn’t accept log(2^exp(t1)-1). Is there any form to approximate it. or some other way out for this problem?
Thank you for your help.

Edit: The previous version of my (this) post, in which I stated the last term of the 2nd and 3rd constraints, and therefore the constraints themselves, are concave, was based on my misreading the ^ for *.

I do believe these constraints are convex. I leave the determination of whether there is a CVX-compliant formulation to someone else.