unitary group

Classical groups {unitary group} can preserve complex linear transformations and maintain non-singular Hermitean form, rather than orthogonal-group quadratic form. Hermitean form equals its complex conjugate {Hermitean conjugation}, which is the dual space. For unitary groups, linear-transformation inverse is positive-definite transpose. For pseudo-unitary groups, linear-transformation inverse is not positive-definite transpose.

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