Weak singularities and the continuous Newton method
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This paper discusses the determination of singular zeros of a given nonlinear function \(f\) in finite dimensions. Necessary and sufficient conditions are given that the Newton field \(df^{-1}f\) be smoothly extended to the singular points, and the singular zeros thus determined in a way similar to that for regular zeros.
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