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aplicación lineal
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mapping that preserves the operations of addition and scalar multiplication
A linear map is a type of mathematical function that preserves two basic operations: when you add inputs together, the output is the same as adding the outputs separately, and when you multiply an input by a number, the output gets multiplied by that same number. Linear maps matter because they're fundamental tools in mathematics and science for describing relationships between quantities that scale and combine in predictable, proportional ways.
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Wikidata facts
- Subclass of
- homogeneous function
- Said to be same as
- matrix
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- manifestation of
- proportionality
- maintained by WikiProject
- WikiProject Mathematics
- has characteristic
- proportionality
- Commons category
- Linear operators
- different from
- linear function
- topic's main category
- Category:Linear maps
- studied by
- linear algebra
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Article · Español
En matemáticas una aplicación lineal, es una aplicación entre dos espacios vectoriales, que preserva las operaciones de adición de vectores y multiplicación por un escalar. En álgebra abstracta, álgebra lineal y análisis funcional una aplicación lineal es un homomorfismo entre espacios vectoriales; que en el lenguaje de la teoría de categorías es un morfismo sobre la categoría de los espacios vectoriales que actúa un cuerpo dado.
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