👉 In mathematics, coerciveness is a property that describes whether an operation on a vector space can be performed with a given input. This means that the output of the operation depends only on the input itself and not on any other variables or parameters. For example, consider two vectors in a 2-dimensional vector space: v1 = (1, 2) and v2 = (3, 4). If we want to add these vectors together, we can perform the following operation: A.
