A unitary operator U U does indeed satisfy U∗U = I U ∗ U = I, and therefore in particular is an isometry. However, unitary operators must also be surjective (by definition), and are therefore isometric and …

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Unitary matrices are the complex versions, and they are the matrix representations of linear maps on complex vector spaces that preserve "complex distances". If you have a complex vector space then …

1 Let K ∈ {R,C} K ∈ {R, C} be either the field of real numbers R R or the field of complex numbers C C. Definition (Unitary matrix). A unitary matrix is a square matrix U ∈ Kn×n U ∈ K n × n such that U∗U =I …

Dec 8, 2017 · @TobiasKildetoft The unitary group (and finite groups/fields in general) come up quite often in geometric settings, as the finite classical groups act naturally on projective geometries …

May 11, 2015 · A unitary operator is a diagonalizable operator whose eigenvalues all have unit norm. If we switch into the eigenvector basis of U, we get a matrix like: \begin {bmatrix}e^ {ia}&0&0\\0&e^ …

Jan 13, 2021 · I know the title is strange, but there are many instances in quantum information in which one is interested not in diagonalizing a unitary matrix, but instead in finding its singular value …

In the case where H is acting on a finite dimensional vector space, you can essentially view it as a matrix, in which case (by for example the BCH formula) the relation you state in a) is valid. More …

Dec 6, 2020 · Show that if $A$ and $B$ are unitary matrices, then $C = A \\otimes B$ is unitary.

By definition a matrix $T$ is unitary if $T^*T=I.$ For two real matrices $A,B$, the $i,j$ entry of $AB$ is the inner product of the $i$ row of $A$ and $j$ column of $B$.