Abstract
An example is shown of a functional $ F(u)=\int_{I}f(u,u') dt $ which is not lower semicontinuous with respect to $L^1$ -convergence. The function f is lower semicontinuous, convex in the second variable and linearly coercive. Application to nonexistence of minimizers in BV-setting is also given.
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