It's always a good idea to revisit this Albert Einstein classic.

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For a more complete treatise on the subject, do acquire 'Geometric Quantization' by Woodhouse. It's a fairly rare book, but it is worth your time to look for it.

For a more in depth view of Symplectic geometry, do take a look at this 2019 release by Springer, a collaboration between Koszul and Zou. A great piece of reference.

If any of my posts slightly affect, in a positive manner, anyone's life trajectory, that's beyond amazing. I'm not used to receiving compliments, positive inputs aren't common in my family environment, but I thank you Alpha for taking the time to say that.

Quantum mechanics ain't easy, hence, it's always nice to have a good text to bring along your learning journey. From the Stern-Gerlach experiment to scattering, this text provides you with a fresh look at teaching QM. A bit expensive, highly recommended.

For my fellow mathematicians, another good text on quantum mechanics, published by AMS, authored by Takhtajan, is this one. It received quite a few citation, big focus on integration, this text requires a bit of knowledge in abstract algebra and topology.