Answer to Question #226470 in Linear Algebra for sabelo Zwelakhe

Question #226470

suppose s t ∈ l(v) are self-adjoint. Prove that st is self-adjoint if and only if st=ts


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Expert's answer
2021-08-17T06:16:32-0400


Since "s, t, st" are self-adjoint, then "s^*=s,t^*=t" and "(st)^*=st" .

Then "st=(st)^\u2217=t^\u2217s^\u2217=ts ."


Since "s^*=s,t^*=t" and "st=ts" ,

we have "(st)^*=t^*s^*=ts=st" .

So "st" is self-adjoint


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