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So the operator is coercive, that is, (3.13).
As in the proof of Theorem 3.2, we obtain that is coercive, that is, as.
It is easily seen that (6) implies that A is coercive, that is, lim ∥ ∇ v ∥ L 2 → + ∞ 〈 A ( v ), v 〉 ∥ ∇ v ∥ L 2 = + ∞.
(ii) Now we will prove that the functional J is coercive, that is, J u,v to+infty quad mbox{as } biglVert (u,v bigrVert toinfty.
If further, (f+g=:Phi) is coercive, that is, lim_{ Vert x Vert rightarrow+infty}Phi(x)=+infty, (2) then Φ has a minimizer over H, that is, (S:=operatorname{Argmin}(Phi neq emptyset), see [1, page 159 ,Proposition 11.14].
If the functional φ is coercive, that is, (varphi u) rightarrow+infty) as (|u|rightarrow+infty), then we have a bounded minimizing sequence ({varphi u_{m})}) such that (varphi u_{m})rightarrowinfvarphi<+infty).
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Ada Louise Huxtable, the architectural historian and critic, offered that labor relations in the early mill villages were coercive, that workers were virtually indentured servants.
If satisfies )–( then. (i) the functional is coercive on, that is, (2.19).
Without basic income, the labor market is coercive, and that means people accept what they can get.
One is coercive, whether that includes pregnancy pressure ― an abusive partner might use threats to leave if a woman doesn't get pregnant, for example.
From the proof of Theorem 1.1, we know that φ is coercive which implies that φ satisfies the (PS) condition.
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