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. This comprehensive guide is an indispensable resource for students, researchers, and professionals who want to explore the applications of quantum theory in network science, quantum computing, and decision-making. Whether readers are experts or novices, this book provides knowledge and practical insights to navigate the complexity of uncertainty in our networked world.