It's hard to understand what you are trying to do. What is a "trial solution"? Is there some randomness involved?
If you want to store multiple somethings, you best use an array:
my @interesting_values;
for (1...1000) {
my $r = rand;
if ($r > 0.5) {
push @interesting_values, $r;
}
}
See also: perldata, perlintro.
This part of your code:
for ($i=0; $i<$i_max; $i++) {
if ($z < $z_best) {
seems to be entirely useless, because you never set $z to anything, and there's no reason to iterate over that if-statement, since nothing in there is random or depends on $i.
Also please Use strict and warnings and declare your variables with my.
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