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For finite-dimensional operators, use (AB)†=B†A† and the Hermitian assumptions. The commutator satisfies [A,B]†=−[A,B], so
(i[A,B])†=−i(−[A,B])=i[A,B].
(1)
Thus i[A,B] is Hermitian. These adjoint identities are the intended matrix-level setting; for unbounded operators, domains and self-adjointness require additional analysis.

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