The behavior of a function on its critical set
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- Functions of two variables with large tangent plane sets
- Uniform approximation of continuous mappings by smooth mappings with no critical points on Hilbert manifolds
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- Piecewise smooth extreme functions are piecewise linear
- The Morse criticality revisited and some new applications to the Morse-Sard theorem
- Sard theorems for Lipschitz functions and applications in optimization
- Inequalities of critical point theory
- A general version of the Morse-Sard theorem
- A bridge between Dubovitskiĭ-Federer theorems and the coarea formula
- On the Hausdorff dimension of the mather quotient
- A Critical Set with Nonnull Image has Large Hausdorff Dimension
- On Hypersurfaces of Hyperbolic Space Infinitesimally Supported by Horospheres
- Convergence of a family of solutions to a Fujita-type equation in domains with cavities
- Two theorems in geometric measure theory
- Counterexample to the Morse-Sard Theorem in the Case of Infinite-Dimensional Manifolds
- Differentiable Open Maps on Manifolds
- Differentiable open maps
- Quadratic Diameter of a Metric Space and its Application to a Problem in Analysis
- On the Existence of Functions Having Given Partial Derivatives on a Curve
- Stable homology of automorphism groups of free groups.
- A multilevel fast marching method for the minimum time problem
- Enhanced dissipation for two-dimensional Hamiltonian flows
- Almost sure convergence of dropout algorithms for neural networks
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