Abstract
In this paper, we consider a certain theorem on the global invertibility of a \begin{document} $C^{2n+1}$ \end{document} -mapping between Banach spaces with a singular point in which the derivatives of order up to \begin{document} $2n$ \end{document} vanish. The theorem is illustrated by several applications.
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