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A multilinear map is a function that is linear in each of its arguments, meaning that if all but one argument is held constant, the map behaves as a linear transformation with respect to the remaining variable. These maps are fundamental in the study of tensor products and are crucial in fields like differential geometry, algebra, and functional analysis.
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