The Hermitian transpose of a matrix is the transpose together with the replacement of each entry by its complex conjugate. It is also referred to as the adjoint or Hermitian adjoint of a matrix (not to be confused with the classical adjoint or adjugate, discussed elsewhere in this chapter.)
To compute the Hermitian transpose of a matrix
, Hermitian transpose:
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, Hermitian transpose:
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You can also get the Hermitian transpose of a matrix by using the superscript H.
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