Pacific Journal of Mathematics · 1976 · 317 citations · 29 references
Natural SciencesOral MedicineDifferential EquationsExistence TheoremsExistence TheoryInverse ProblemsInverse Function TheoremLipschitz Conditions
The classical inverse function theorem gives conditions under which a C r function admits (locally) a C inverse. The purpose of this article is to give conditions under which a Lipschitzian (not necessarily differentiable) function admits (locally) a Lipschitzian inverse. The classical result is a special case of the theorem.
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