Finite-to-one maps into Euclidean manifolds and spaces with disjoint disks properties

All spaces are assumed to be metrizable and all maps continuous. Moreover, the function spaces are equipped with the source limitation topology. Recall that a map \(g:X\to Z\) is called \textit{regularly branched} if, for each \(n\geq1\), \[ \dim \{z\in Z:|g^{-1}(z)|\geq n\}\leq n\cdot\dim X-(n-1)\cdot\dim Z. \] \textit{W. Hurewicz} proved in [Sitzungsber. Preuss. Akad. Wiss., Phys.-Math. Kl. 1933, No.~24--25, 754--768 (1933; Zbl 0008.13303 and JFM 59.1267.04)] that if \(X\) is a finite-dimensional compactum and \(p\geq1\), then the set \(\{g\in C(X,{\mathbb R}^p): g \text{ is regularly branched}\}\) contains a dense \(G_{\delta}\)-subset of the space \(C(X,{\mathbb R}^p)\). In [Topology Appl. 150, No. 1--3, 213--221 (2005; Zbl 1081.54031)], the last two authors established a parametric version of the Hurewicz theorem, that is, they proved that if \(f:X\to Y\) is a perfect map between finite-dimensional spaces and \(p\geq1\), then the set \(\{g\in C^{\ast}(X,{\mathbb R}^p):g \text{ is }f\)-regularly branched

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