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If you're going to attempt a definition like this you need some more conditions (approaching concepts like linearity, for instance). Otherwise you can have a black box like x^3y^3-u^3v^3 that takes in [u,v] and [x,y]^T and spits out a real number; that's not a matrix-y operation.


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