Let (A+i B) be a full-rank Hermitian matrix of order (n). Show that the inverse matrix (C+i

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Let \(A+i B\) be a full-rank Hermitian matrix of order \(n\). Show that the inverse matrix \(C+i D\) is also Hermitian and satisfies the pair of equations

\[
A D+B C=0 ; \quad A C-B D=I_{n} .
\]

Deduce that the \(2 n \times 2 n\) real symmetric matrices

\[
\left(\begin{array}{rr}
A & B \\
-B & A
\end{array}ight) \quad \text { and } \quad\left(\begin{array}{rr}
C & D \\
-D & C
\end{array}ight)
\]
are mutual inverses. What does this matrix isomorphism imply about the relation between complex Gaussian vectors and real Gaussian vectors?

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