A multilinear map is a map between vector spaces that is linear in each argument when all other arguments are fixed. For example the evaluation is bilinear, and the determinant is multilinear in its columns. The universal property of a tensor product replaces this separate linearity by a single linear map from .
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A **multilinear map** is a type of mathematical function that takes multiple vector inputs and is linear in each of its arguments.