Answer to Question #40019 in Linear Algebra for DEEPU SINGH

Question #40019

Let (V,<,>) be an inner product space over C and T belongs A(V). Prove that if <Tx , Ty>= <X,Y> for all X,Y belongs V, then T is unitary.

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