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A bilinear function is a function [[Linear function|linear]] with respect to 2 distinct variables.  An example of a bilinear function is the [[Möbius transformation]].
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A '''bilinear function''' is a function [[Linear function|linear]] with respect to 2 distinct [[variable]]s.  An example of a bilinear function is the [[Möbius transformation]].
  
 
[[category: Linear algebra]]
 
[[category: Linear algebra]]

Revision as of 21:19, June 8, 2008

A bilinear function is a function linear with respect to 2 distinct variables. An example of a bilinear function is the Möbius transformation.