We present the Quantum Vlasov or Wigner equation as a "phase space" presentation of quantum mechanics that is close to the classical Vlasov equation, but where the "distribution function" $w(x,v,t)$ will in general have also negative values.
We discuss the relation to the classical Vlasov equation in the semi-classical asymptotics of small Planck's constant, for the linear case [2] and for the nonlinear case where we couple the quantum Vlasov equation to the Poisson equation [4, 3, 5] and [1].
Recently, in some sort of "inverse semiclassical limit" the numerical concept of solving Schrödinger-Poisson as an approximation of Vlasov-Poisson attracted attention in cosmology, which opens a link to the "smoothed Schrödinger/Wigner numerics" of Athanassoulis et al. (e.g. [6]).[-]

In my talk I am presenting a link between time-frequency analysis and noncommutative geometry. In particular, a connection between the Moyal plane, noncommutative tori and time-frequency analysis. After a brief description of a dictionary between these two areas I am going to explain some consequences for time-frequency analysis and noncommutative geometry such as the construction of projections in the mentioned operator algebras and Gabor frames.

Keywords: modulation spaces - Banach-Gelfand triples - noncommutative tori - Moyal plane - noncommutative geometry - deformation quantization[-]