If U is a linear operator on a vector space V and the inner product of Ux and Uy is equal to the inner product of x and y for all vectors x and y in V, then U must be a unitary operator on V.
If U is a linear operator on a vector space V and the inner product of Ux and Uy is equal to the inner product of x and y for all vectors x and y in V, then U must be a unitary operator on V.
If U is a linear operator on a vector space V and the inner product of Ux and Uy is equal to the inner product of x and y for all vectors x and y in V, then U must be a unitary operator on V.
If U is a linear operator on a vector space V and the inner product of Ux and Uy is equal to the inner product of x and y for all vectors x and y in V, then U must be a unitary operator on V.