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Math book that is. TIA! :)
 
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You will need a good book in classical mechanics, one that goes beyond Hamilton's equations into the Jacobi-Hamilton formulation.

I think V.I. Arnold's "Mathematical Methods of Classical Mechanics" will have everything you need, if you are already familiar with how to treat Schrödinger's equation.
 

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