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This contribution to the present Workshop Proceedings outlines a general programme for identifying geometric structures—out of which to possibly recover quantum dynamics as well—associated with the manifold in Hilbert space of the quantum states that saturate the Schrodinger–Robertson uncertainty relation associated with a specific set of quantum observables which characterise a given quantum system and its dynamics. The first step in such an exploration is addressed herein in the case of the observables Q and P of the Heisenberg algebra for a single degree of freedom system. The corresponding saturating states are the well-known general squeezed states, whose properties are reviewed and discussed in detail together with some original results, in preparation of a study deferred to a separated analysis of their quantum geometry and of the corresponding path integral representation over such states.

Towards the Quantum Geometry of Saturated Quantum Uncertainty Relations: The Case of the (Q, P) Heisenberg Observables