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Conjugate linear operators

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Linear operators α and β on the same finite-dimensional vector space are conjugate when β=s−1αs for some linear isomorphism s. Their matrices in any fixed basis are similar.
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Conjugation operator on an endomorphism space

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Conjugate linear operators
For an invertible operator β on V, the map
ϕβ​:End(V)→End(V),A↦β−1Aβ
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is a linear isomorphism. Conjugate choices of β induce conjugate operators ϕβ​.

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