Quantum Theory and Fuzzy Systems: Traversing Uncertainty in Group Decision-Making and Social Networks

This book dives into the fascinating intersection of quantum theory and fuzzy systems. This work is inspired by quantum theory and its real-world applications. It bridges the gap between abstract theoretical concepts and practical implementations in quantum theory-based group decision-making and graph theory/social networks.

Highlights:

• Core concepts: Begin with uncertainty in quantum theory and fuzzy systems and familiarise yourself with the basics of quantum graphs.
• Real-World Applications: Explore methods for multi-attribute group decision-making, choosing green building materials, and evaluating wearable health devices, renewable energy options, and cell phones using quantum decision methods.
• Advanced Exploration: Investigate dynamic centrality measures for brain networks, routing protocols, centrality metrics, link prediction, and applications of quantum graphs.
• Comprehensive topics: Learn about green supplier selection, investment decisions under uncertainty, sustainable solar energy management, and more.
• Innovative approaches: Examine topological indices, dominance theory, applications of quantum computing, social fuzzy and quantum networks, scenarios of co-concurrence, and optimization techniques in quantum graphs.

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