Mamba projection layers are linear transformation components within Mamba selective state-space model architectures that map token representations between the model hidden dimension and expanded internal dimensions. Within a standard Mamba block, these layers include input projections that expand incoming representations into parallel paths for state-space sequence processing and multiplicative gating, internal projections that generate dynamic, input-dependent state-space matrices and step-size parameters, and a final output projection that maps the combined features back to the base model dimension. By governing these dimensional transitions and dynamic parameter projections, they facilitate selective information filtering and represent a substantial share of the trainable parameters and computational workload across state-space language models.