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The small-parameter limit depends on data compatibility with the regularizer domain. SetFor every such $v$, optimality givesTaking the upper limit as $\alpha \downarrow 0$ and then the infimum over $v$ proves ${\Phi }_{\alpha ,f}(u_{\alpha })\to m$. Its two nonnegative contributions above $m$ must vanish, yielding the general resultIn particular, the requested zero-misfit limit holds when $f\in \overline{K(\mathrm{dom}J)}$. A sufficient condition is an exact solution $v$ with $Kv=f$ and $J(v)<\infty$; thenMembership of $f$ in $\mathcal{R}(K)$ alone is insufficient. Take $\mathcal{U}=\mathcal{V}=\mathbb{R}$, $K=I$, $f=1$, and $J$ the indicator functional of a constraint set $\{0\}$. All positive-parameter objectives are proper extended-real functions with coercivity and sequential lower semicontinuity, with the unique minimizer $u_{\alpha }=0$, yet $D(u_{\alpha })=1/2$ for every $\alpha$. Thus the first printed limit needs compatibility with the regulariser's effective domain; the second limit remains true under the given assumptions.