Lecture

Linear Algebra: Unitary Operators

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This lecture covers advanced topics in linear algebra, focusing on unitary operators and the spectral theorem. It discusses the properties of self-adjoint operators, the spectral theorem in finite and infinite dimensions, and the preservation of inner products by unitary operators. The lecture also explores the concept of normal operators and their relation to self-adjoint and unitary matrices.

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