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The Requirement of (at least) Complex Structure for Quantum Mechanics
It is argued that many real-valued constructions of quantum mechanics are only \emph{nominally} real in that the operators and states are restricted to impose a \emph{complex structure} on the Hilbert space. That is, complex algebra between pairs of elements representing complex numbers is preserved
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