Book on Classical and Quantum Mechanics

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The discussion centers on the search for a book that presents both classical and quantum mechanics using a unified mathematical framework. Participants express interest in resources that bridge these two areas of physics, emphasizing the desire for a comprehensive understanding rather than separate treatments. A notable recommendation is Robert Geroch's lecture notes titled "Geometric Quantum Mechanics," which may address the integration of classical and quantum concepts. Additionally, the conversation touches on the possibility of finding literature that explores both classical and quantum geometry within the same mathematical context.
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Is there a book that presents classical and quantum mechanics utilizing the same mathematical framework? Just to get it out of the way, I have books on both topics that are separate from each other, I'm merely interested in any formulations of both theories utilizing the same math frameworks. If possible, is there also a book that describes classical and quantum geometry?
 
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Check out Robert Geroch's lecture notes called "Geometric Quantum Mechanics".
 

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