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quant-ph2003

Noether conservation laws in quantum mechanics

G. Sardanashvily

Being quantized, conserved Noether symmetry functions are represented by Hermitian operators in the space of solutions of the Schrodinger equation, and their mean values are conser…

quant-ph2002

Non-adiabatic holonomy operators in classical and quantum completely integrable systems

G. Giachetta, L. Mangiarotti, G. Sardanashvily

Given a completely integrable system, we associate to any connection on its invariant tori fibred over a parameter manifold the classical and quantum holonomy operator (generalized…

quant-ph2002★ 12 cited

Geometric quantization of time-dependent completely integrable Hamiltonian systems

E. Fiorani, G. Giachetta, G. Sardanashvily

A time-dependent completely integrable Hamiltonian system is quantized with respect to time-dependent action-angle variables near an instantly compact regular invariant manifold. I…

quant-ph2001★ 18 cited

Geometric quantization of mechanical systems with time-dependent parameters

G. Giachetta, L. Mangiarotti, G. Sardanashvily

Quantum systems with adiabatic classical parameters are widely studied, e.g., in the modern holonomic quantum computation. We here provide complete geometric quantization of a Hami…

quant-ph2000

Quantum Jacobi fields in Hamiltonian mechanics

G. Giachetta, L. Mangiarotti, G. Sardanashvily

Jacobi fields of classical solutions of a Hamiltonian mechanical system are quantized in the framework of vertical-extended Hamiltonian formalism. Quantum Jacobi fields characteriz…

quant-ph2000★ 28 cited

Quantum mechanics with time-dependent parameters

G. Sardanashvily

Smooth composite bundles provide the adequate geometric description of classical mechanics with time-dependent parameters. We show that the Berry's phase phenomenon is described in…