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A minimizing sequence in Lipg​(Ω,k) is uniformly bounded and equi-Lipschitz. The Arzela-Ascoli theorem gives a uniformly convergent subsequence with limit u having the same boundary data and Lipschitz constant at most k. Its gradients have a weak-star convergent subsequence in L∞, with limit Du. Convexity of F makes the integral functional weak-star lower semicontinuous, so
F[u]≤liminfj​F[uj​].
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Thus u attains the infimum by the direct method in the calculus of variations.
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