Optimization lagrangian problem

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The discussion revolves around solving an optimization problem using Lagrangian methods. The objective is to maximize the expression Y'C + Y'Br + αr0, subject to specific constraints involving a symmetric matrix and a parameter α. The original poster expresses concern about potential errors in their calculations and seeks assistance in solving for the variables Y and α. A request for the poster to share their work to facilitate better guidance is made. The conversation emphasizes the importance of showing prior attempts for effective homework support.
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Homework Statement



I would like to solve for Y an optimisation problem

Homework Equations


Max Y'C + Y'Br + αr0
Subject to : k=sqrt(Y'ΣY)
Y'e + α = 1
Where Y, C and B are columns vector of n lines.
Σ is symetric matrix of n order
e =(1,...1)' and α is a reel parameter.
I did calculus with lagrangian but i fear that i did some error.
So if someone can help to solve this fo Y and α.

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Hi Tlfani,

Please show us what work you've done so far to attempt a solution (required for all homework help requests).
 
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