In my geometric programming optimization problem, I have two decision variables, namely $\epsilon \le X\le 1$ and $\epsilon \le Y \le 1$. I need an XOR-like condition to impose that if one of them has $\epsilon$ value, the other one should also be $\epsilon$. Further, if one has a value greater than $\epsilon$, the other one should have a value greater than $\epsilon$. How can I show this constraint as the standard geometric programming constraint?
2026-02-23 07:19:22.1771831162
Converting an XOR like condition to GP form
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