A bijection involving one-parameter families of strongly continuous functions with this property is given by Stone’s theorem. The existence of a projective representation of the Poincaré group with this property is one of the Wightman axioms. This is the shorter-named of two properties that an operator can have to be compatible with a symmetry transformation on a Hilbert space by Wigner’s theorem. This property is held by operators of the form (*) e to the negative (10[1])“i times t over h-bar (10[1])times a Hamiltonian”, such as a state’s time-evolution (10[1])operator. Quantum gates can be represented (10[1])by matrices with this property, (10[1])which is the complex-valued (-5[1])equivalent of orthogonality. Matrices (-5[1])with this property preserve inner products and satisfy the equation “M*M (“M-star M”) equals the identity.” For 10 points, name this property of matrices in the group U(n) ■END■ (0[2])