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solving for an unknown inside a summation
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I want to solve for k in the following equation using matlab but have no clue how it can be done. i need help
all the variables are known except k and beta is a vector
sum is summation n = 1 to 10000
P = Po/(1+l*h) + 2*h*Po*sum((exp(-k*beta(n) ^2*t/(phi* uc))), n=1..10000)
thanks
I want to solve for k in the following equation using matlab but have no clue how it can be done. i need help
all the variables are known except k and beta is a vector
sum is summation n = 1 to 10000
P = Po/(1+l*h) + 2*h*Po*sum((exp(-k*beta(n)
thanks
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There likely isn't a closed-form solution that will lead you exactly to the answer. You'll need to do some kind of search like the one QCD recommends, or perhaps Newton's method.
Newton's method would require evaluating the derivative of the expression.
That's true, but it would also provide much faster convergence. There is a tradeoff of implementation complexity and runtime.
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