Uniqueness correspondence for complex and real matrix equations

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Let equation be the complex matrix equation and equation its associated real matrix equation. Denote the real representation of a solution XX by XσX_{\sigma}. Uniqueness-correspondence conjecture. If equation has a unique solution X⋆X^{\star}, then equation has a unique solution Y⋆Y^{\star}. Moreover,

Y⋆=Xσ⋆.Y^{\star}=X_{\sigma}^{\star}.

The assertion is presented as a conjectural converse to Item 3 of Theorem and as a generalization of Theorem; the paper states that it cannot prove the claim in general.

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Bin Zhou, James Lam and Guang-Ren Duan, “Toward Solution of Matrix Equation X=Af(X)B+C”, arXiv:1211.0346 (2012).

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