It seems that you have two main issues: defining the mvtcdf function and determining the lower and upper bounds for the optimization problem.
Regarding the mvtcdf function, MATLAB does not have a built-in function to calculate the cumulative distribution function (CDF) of the multivariate Weibull distribution. You might need to implement a custom function or use a third-party package to compute the CDF of the multivariate Weibull distribution. Alternatively, you can use copulas to model the dependence structure between the Weibull-distributed random variables.
As for the bounds, I noticed that you're using the same mu values for mu_L1, mu_L2, and mu_L3 in the nonlcon function as you have defined in the main script. The mu values should be the same in both places to maintain consistency in the problem. If they are different, it might cause issues with the constraints and the optimization process.
Regarding your note on determining the bounds, it is unclear how you have derived the bounds for the sigma values. It might be helpful to revisit your problem formulation and the assumptions you have made in deriving the bounds. Understanding the physical constraints of your system and the properties of the Weibull distribution might help you come up with a reasonable range for the variables.
If you still have issues with the bounds, it might be helpful to provide more information on the problem and the assumptions you have made. This would allow for more specific guidance in determining the appropriate bounds for the optimization problem.
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