If $X$ and $Y$ are correlation matrices which are strictly positive definite and $A$, and $B$ are their respective Cholsky decompositions. Then is $$ (AB)(AB)^{\star}, $$ again a strictly positive-definite correlation matrix?
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Cholsky and Group Structure of Correlation matrices
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