Who can suggest me a book on quantum probability? I'm mostly interested in its geometric aspects (complex projective space, Fubini-Study...). I have a background in quantum mechanics and differential geometry.
Thanks!
2025-01-13 02:20:12.1736734812
Good book on quantum probability
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