Quantum Are there any good books on Geometric Phases in Quantum Mechanics?

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Recommendations for books on geometric phases, particularly Berry's phase, include "The Geometric Phase in Quantum Systems" by A. Bohm et al., which provides a comprehensive overview. Another suggested title is "Geometric Phases" by Shapere and Wilczek, noted for its relevance to the topic. Additionally, a mention of a book by Talman was made, although the exact title wasn't confirmed. The discussion highlights the interest in geometric mechanics, even if it diverges from the primary focus on Berry's phase.
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Hello!
I would really appreciate it if somebody could recommend to me any books on geometric phases especially on Berry's phase.
Thanks!
 
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I remember a book by Talman, I think it was called geometric phases
 
mpresic said:
I remember a book by Talman, I think it was called geometric phases
It's geometrical mechanics! It seems like a very interesting book even though it's not what I am interested in at the moment! Thanks
 

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