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An element $u^{†}$ is a $J$-minimizing solution whenIt satisfies the source condition in variational regularization when there is a $w^{†}\in Y^{\ast }$ such thatwhere $\partial J(u^{†})$ is the subdifferential of the convex functional $J$.

The exact solution is feasible becauseThe feasible set $E_{\delta }$ is convex and weakly closed. A minimizing sequence has bounded residual and bounded $J$; the coercivity assumption from part (a), applied to a fixed positive weighted objective, makes it bounded in $X$. Reflexivity gives a weakly convergent subsequence, and weak lower semicontinuity of the residual and $J$ keeps its limit feasible and minimizing.

Since ${\hat{u}}_{\delta }$ minimizes $J$ over $E_{\delta }$,The source condition in variational regularization and feasibility then yieldThus the claimed constant is $\boxed{C=(c+1)\Vert w^{†}{\Vert }_{Y^{\ast }}}$.