Let be X,Y Banach spaces, f:X -> Y.
f is (locally) Lipschitz continuous at x in X iff it satisfies the Lipschitz condition at x.
(There exists M > 0, M of R and an neighborhood U(x) of x with for all y of U(x) holds ||f(y)-f(x)|| < M ||x - y|| )
f is called Lipschitz continuous if it is Lipschitz continuous for all x of X.

Lipschitz continuous implies continuous.
Continuous differentiable implies Lipschitz continuous.

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