Abstract:
One class of polynomial mappings is studied.
Any mapping in this class is shown to be a $\lambda$-truncation
for some vector $\lambda$.
In addition, for each mapping in this class there exists a direction along which this mapping
is regular.
It is shown that if some infinitely differentiable mapping
is representable near the origin as the sum of the mapping
under consideration and a perturbation (small in some sense), then
this mapping has a continuous inverse function
in some neighborhood of the origin.