Implicit mapping theorem for singular points
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This paper gives a new version of the implicit mapping theorem with conditions connected with higher order derivatives in which an implicit mapping is defined in a neighborhood of a singular point of a differentiable mapping whose partial derivatives with respect to the range space of the implicit mapping vanish. The main result is applied to bifurcation problems.
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