Transpose of $Y ={A}^{*} operatorname{diag} left( b right) {A} $












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What would the tranpose of $Y$ look like
$$Y ={A}^{*} operatorname{diag} left( b right) {A} $$



where $*$ is the conjugate tranpose, i.e., hermitian.










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    $$Y ={A}^{*} operatorname{diag} left( b right) {A} $$



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      What would the tranpose of $Y$ look like
      $$Y ={A}^{*} operatorname{diag} left( b right) {A} $$



      where $*$ is the conjugate tranpose, i.e., hermitian.










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      What would the tranpose of $Y$ look like
      $$Y ={A}^{*} operatorname{diag} left( b right) {A} $$



      where $*$ is the conjugate tranpose, i.e., hermitian.







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          We have $operatorname{diag}(b)^*=operatorname{diag}(overline{b})$, hence



          $Y^*=A^*operatorname{diag}(overline{b})A^{**}=A^*operatorname{diag}(overline{b})A$.






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            Is $Y^T=A^Toperatorname{diag}(overline{b})(A^{*})^T=A^Toperatorname{diag}(overline{b})conj(A)$?
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          We have $operatorname{diag}(b)^*=operatorname{diag}(overline{b})$, hence



          $Y^*=A^*operatorname{diag}(overline{b})A^{**}=A^*operatorname{diag}(overline{b})A$.






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          • $begingroup$
            Is $Y^T=A^Toperatorname{diag}(overline{b})(A^{*})^T=A^Toperatorname{diag}(overline{b})conj(A)$?
            $endgroup$
            – abina shr
            Jan 17 at 11:27


















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          $begingroup$

          We have $operatorname{diag}(b)^*=operatorname{diag}(overline{b})$, hence



          $Y^*=A^*operatorname{diag}(overline{b})A^{**}=A^*operatorname{diag}(overline{b})A$.






          share|cite|improve this answer









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          • $begingroup$
            Is $Y^T=A^Toperatorname{diag}(overline{b})(A^{*})^T=A^Toperatorname{diag}(overline{b})conj(A)$?
            $endgroup$
            – abina shr
            Jan 17 at 11:27
















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          $begingroup$

          We have $operatorname{diag}(b)^*=operatorname{diag}(overline{b})$, hence



          $Y^*=A^*operatorname{diag}(overline{b})A^{**}=A^*operatorname{diag}(overline{b})A$.






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          We have $operatorname{diag}(b)^*=operatorname{diag}(overline{b})$, hence



          $Y^*=A^*operatorname{diag}(overline{b})A^{**}=A^*operatorname{diag}(overline{b})A$.







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          answered Jan 17 at 10:38









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            Is $Y^T=A^Toperatorname{diag}(overline{b})(A^{*})^T=A^Toperatorname{diag}(overline{b})conj(A)$?
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          • $begingroup$
            Is $Y^T=A^Toperatorname{diag}(overline{b})(A^{*})^T=A^Toperatorname{diag}(overline{b})conj(A)$?
            $endgroup$
            – abina shr
            Jan 17 at 11:27


















          $begingroup$
          Is $Y^T=A^Toperatorname{diag}(overline{b})(A^{*})^T=A^Toperatorname{diag}(overline{b})conj(A)$?
          $endgroup$
          – abina shr
          Jan 17 at 11:27






          $begingroup$
          Is $Y^T=A^Toperatorname{diag}(overline{b})(A^{*})^T=A^Toperatorname{diag}(overline{b})conj(A)$?
          $endgroup$
          – abina shr
          Jan 17 at 11:27




















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