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Linear isometry of Hilbert spaces (V†V=I)

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A linear map V:H→K is an isometry when it preserves inner products, equivalently V†V=I. It need not be surjective. It maps an orthonormal basis to an orthonormal family, and ρ↦VρV† preserves the nonzero eigenvalues and the Von Neumann entropy of a density operator.

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