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A lower bound of the exact coercivity constant is required to guarantee the rigor of the LSFEM-RB error estimate, but standard algorithms which construct these bounds are only applicable to the coercivity of the discretized problem. The consequences of using bounds of the discrete coercivity constant is investigated by establishing numerical convergence rates with respect to the continuous problem. The coercivity constant is characterized as a spectral value of a self-adjoint linear operator, and a relationship is established with the eigenvalues of a compact operator for a variety of differential equations. The discrete coercivity constant is shown to converge at twice the rate of the underlying finite-dimensional approximation, and is verified with numerical evidence. A time-stepping RB method is proposed for time-dependent problems that are not parametrically separable. This method learns the dynamics of the reduced-order expansion coefficients by training a residual neural network. This results in an online stage with a computational cost independent of the size of the underlying problem. 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