Real linear maps preserving some complex subspaces (Q2256997)

Given an invertible real linear map \(A:({V_1},{J_1}) \to ({V_2},{J_2})\), where \({V_1}\) and \({V_2}\) are vector spaces and \({J_1}\) and \({J_2}\) are complex structure operators, the main result of this paper shows that ``for a fixed integer \(l\), if \(A:({V_1},{J_1}) \to ({V_2},{J_2})\) has rank greater than 2\(l\) and each of the \({J_1}\)-invariant subspaces with (real) dimension 2\(l\) in some (possibly finite) configuration is mapped into a \({J_2}\)-invariant subspace with dimension 2\(l\), then \(A\) is complex linear \((A \circ {J_1} = {J_2} \circ A)\) or antilinear \((A \circ {J_1} = - {J_2} \circ A)\)''.