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[[Image:3D-Leveltorus.png|thumb|right|[[Morse theory]] is a branch of nonlinear functional analysis.]]

'''Nonlinear functional analysis''' is a branch of [[Mathematical Analysis]]. It deals with [[nonlinear]] [[Map (mathematics)|mapping]]s and its subject matter includes:<ref>

{{cite book | last = Schwartz | first = Jacob T. | authorlink = Jack Schwartz | title = Non-Linear Functional Analysis | publisher = Gordon & Breach Science Pub | ___location = New York | year = 1969 | isbn = 9780677015057 }}

'''Nonlinear functional analysis''' is a branch of [[Mathematicalmathematical Analysisanalysis]]. Itthat deals with [[nonlinear]] [[Map (mathematics)|mapping]]s and its subject matter includes:<ref>.

==Topics==

Its subject matter includes:<ref>

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* [[implicit function theorem]]s

* fixed-point theorems ([[Brouwer fixed point theorem]], [[Fixed point theorems in infinite-dimensional spaces]], [[topological degree theory]], [[Jordan separation theorem]], [[Lefschetz fixed-point theorem]])

* [[Morse theory]] and [[Lyusternik–SchnirelmannLusternik–Schnirelmann category]] theory

* methods of [[complex function theory]]

==Notes==

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==See also==

* [[Functional analysis]]

==Notes==

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