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A complex matrix U is unitary when multiplication by its adjoint gives the identity matrix, where the adjoint is the transpose of U with all elements changed to their complex conjugates. Examples include permutations, rotations and multiplication by phases (complex numbers whose magnitude is one).
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...distinct
This ensemble differs slightly from other studies where the clauses are not required to be distinct.
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Tad Hogg
Feb. 1999