Here is a set of linear and nonlinear equations:
sum{k from 1 to N}(N-k)R_k=D (D is a constant known)
sum{k from 1 to N}R_k=A (A is a constant known)
sum{k from 1 to N}P_k=E (E is a constant known) and
R_k=log(1+P_k) and P_k{greater than or equal to zero}
Does there exist a unique solution. I do not need to find the solution, I just need to show that a unique solution exist.
sum{k from 1 to N}(N-k)R_k=D (D is a constant known)
sum{k from 1 to N}R_k=A (A is a constant known)
sum{k from 1 to N}P_k=E (E is a constant known) and
R_k=log(1+P_k) and P_k{greater than or equal to zero}
Does there exist a unique solution. I do not need to find the solution, I just need to show that a unique solution exist.