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For R-modules M,N, the tensor product of modules is an R-module M⊗R​N together with the balanced map
τ:M×N⟶M⊗R​N,(m,n)⟼m⊗n,
(1)
such that every balanced map b:M×N→P factors through one unique R-linear map b:
b=b∘τ.
(2)
Equivalently,
HomR​(M⊗R​N,P)≅{balanced maps M×N→P}
(3)
naturally in P. This is the universal property of the tensor product of modules.
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