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Reddit mentions of The Semiclassical Way to Dynamics and Spectroscopy
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>Quantum chaos theory
Gutzwiller's book
> ETH & thermalization
These 3 reviews: 1, 2, 3
> Quantum scars
Honestly, I haven't found a good one. Maybe Heller's new book.
> quantum dynamics (for strongly correlated systems)
I don't think a good general theory exists at this point, it's all a little case-by-case. This review provides some nice context and should help point you to additional references.
> quantum many body scars
These really are a new and still not-fully-understood phenomenon. The first serious theoretical study is the Turner paper from November 2017. I think all the current scar papers cite it, so for more just look at its google scholar page
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> tensor networks for this specific topic
These are the two main papers I know of: 1, 2.
EDIT: You should probably read the experimental paper where these were discovered.
EDIT 2: Not sure how much you already know about tensor networks, but I really must recommend DMRG in the age of MPS for an intro to how they're used to numerically simulate things.