Let $A$ and $B$ be two Hermitian matrices. The famous Golden-Thompson inequality states that
$$\text{tr}(e^{A+B}) \le \text{tr}(e^Ae^B)$$
However, for determinants we have equality
$$\det(e^{A+B}) =\det(e^Ae^B)$$
I was wondering if similar results can be shown, if instead of trace and determinant, we use any of the other fundamental scalar functions of a matrix (e.g., trace is $\phi_1(X) :=\sum_i \lambda_i(X)$; $\phi_2(X)=\sum_{i \neq j} \lambda_i(X)\lambda_j(X)$, determinant is $\phi_n$)
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