How to transfer additional parameters to the objective function when using fmincon to find the minimum value?

The following picture shows my planning problem. I try to use the function 'fmincon' find the minimum value of the 'F'. Howecer, when I build the objective function F.m file，it's confusing to me. My objctive function have a known parameter matrix 'H' which was not input by keyboard. So I try to transfer it to the objctive function. But there is an error--'Too many input parameters.' in the processing. I want to know how to built the objective function inclouding additional parameters. Thank you very much.

The incorrect code(Matlab 2015b):

   fun1=@(EB)fun;              
    A=double(vpa(dB_n));
    b=[0.05
       0.05
       0.05];
    Aeq=[];
    beq=[];
    lb=[];
    ub=[];
    nonlcon=@(EB)constraints;                                                               
    options = optimoptions('fmincon','Algorithm','sqp');
[sol,Fval]=fmincon(fun1,EB_n,A,b,Aeq,beq,lb,ub,nonlcon,options,H);  %‘EB’ represents varibles in the code.

The objective function:

function obj=fun(EB,H)

  F=H*[EB(1)
       EB(2)
       EB(3)];   
   fx=F(1);
   fy=F(2);
   Fc=fx^2+fy^2; 
   obj=(norm(Fc,2));
          
end

I want to know how to deal with the problem.

Best wishes.

[Walter Roberson]

H = some appropriate value   
fun1 = @(EB) fun(EB, H);

A=double(vpa(dB_n));
b=[0.05
   0.05
   0.05];
Aeq=[];
beq=[];
lb=[];
ub=[];

nonlcon = @(EB) constraints(EB, H);       %assuming H is needed in constraints as well

options = optimoptions('fmincon','Algorithm','sqp');

[sol,Fval] = fmincon(fun1,EB_n,A,b,Aeq,beq,lb,ub,nonlcon,options);  %‘EB’ represents varibles in the code.

[Taicheng Tsao]

Firstly, thank you very much.

The program was modified according to your method. However, Matlab can't parse this sentence ' H = some appropriate value' , and it's not a MATLAB statement. The word 'appropriate' has a red wavy line under it.

[Walter Roberson]

B_n = input('Enter a scalar value for B_n? ');
dB_n = input('Enter a scalar value for dB_n? ');
Hbm_n = input('Enter a scalar value for Hbm_n? ');
dHbm_n = input('Enter a scalar value for dHbm_n? ');

The point is that you need to assign some particular value to those variables, through whatever means is appropriate for your situation. You cannot just use

fun1 = @(EB) fun(EB, B_n, dB_n, hbm_n, dHbm_n);

if B_n, dB_n, hbm_n, dHbm_n are unknown.

If the idea is to minimize with EB, B_n, dB_n, hbm_n, dHbm_n all as parameters to be varied in order to achieve the minimum value, then a different approach is needed.

[Taicheng Tsao]

Haha,I was too stupid...

I try to delete the sentence, and it works.

Thank you, best wishes to you!