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Isometry of a space with a form

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A linear bijection between spaces carrying compatible bilinear forms, Hermitian forms or quadratic forms is an isometry of a space with a form when it preserves the specified form. Preserving the polar form alone need not preserve a quadratic form in characteristic two. Subspaces may have degenerate restricted forms even when the ambient form is nonsingular.

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