Let A be an n × n matrix over C, then det(A¯) = det(A), where A¯ i,j = Ai,j . Here, z¯ = a − ib when z = a + ib, the complex conjugate of z.

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Let A be an n × n matrix over C, then det(A¯) = det(A), where A¯
i,j = Ai,j .
Here, z¯ = a − ib when z = a + ib, the complex conjugate of z.

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