Multilinear algebra: Recent applications
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The main purpose of this article is to give some overview of multilinear algebra problems in other areas of mathematics. The author presents some recent applications of multilinear algebra on combinatorics and additive theory. The type of proof technique used is not only fruitful in recovering known results in additive theory, it allows also the statement of new results in this topic.
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