If $\max\limits_a\{a^Tx - tr(a^TVe)\}< +\infty$, where $a\in\mathbb{R}^n, V\in \mathbb{S}_n, $ and $e$ is a column vector with all components valued $1$.
can we say $x=Ve$ ?
If $\max\limits_a\{a^Tx - tr(a^TVe)\}< +\infty$, where $a\in\mathbb{R}^n, V\in \mathbb{S}_n, $ and $e$ is a column vector with all components valued $1$.
can we say $x=Ve$ ?
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Yes! This problem is unbounded above, unless $x=Ve$.
By the way, if $a$, $x$, and $e$ are all column vectors, then $a^Tx - tr(a^TVe)=a^Tx - a^TVe=a^T(x - Ve)$.