Abstract
The set of pure states of an ordinary quantum-mechanical system has the structure of a Kähler manifold. As in classical mechanics, a vector field, called Hamiltonian, on this manifold is associated to the system. The equations induced by quantum-mechanical Hamiltonian vector fields are Schrödinger equations. A complete characterization of these vector fields is given and a quantum Liouville theorem is obtained.
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