Special Issue: Fuzzy and Algebraic Methods for the Modelling and Analysis of Complex Systems

Overview

 

This Special Issue aims to bring together recent developments in the modelling, analysis, and interpretation of complex systems using fuzzy and algebraic methods. Complex systems—ranging from biology and engineering to communication, decision-making, and socio-economic domains—often involve uncertainty, high interconnectivity, and nonlinear behaviour that challenge traditional modelling frameworks. We welcome contributions that use fuzzy logic, algebraic structures, or both, to address such challenges. In particular, we encourage submissions that incorporate graph-theoretic approaches, including fuzzy graphs, algebraic graph models, and graph-based representations of structural and dynamic systems. Both theoretical advancements and practical applications are within the scope of this Special Issue.

 

 

Scope of the Special Issue

 

We welcome submissions in (but not limited to) the following areas:

Fuzzy logic systems for uncertainty modelling

Algebraic structures in system modelling

Fuzzy inference and control in complex systems

Hyperstructures and hyperoperations in fuzzy or complex environments

Fuzzy and algebraic methods in biological and epidemiological models

Algebraic reasoning in rule-based and intelligent systems

Fuzzy graphs, algebraic graph theory, and graph-based modelling of complex networks

Applications of graph-theoretic methods in transportation, trust networks, communication systems, and social structures

Hybrid fuzzy-algebraic models and their computational implementations

 

 

Guest Editor

 

Dr. Antonios Kalampakas 

 

Associate Professor of Mathematics

American University of the Middle East

Kuwait

Email: Antonios.kalampakas@aum.edu.kw

 

 

Important Dates

 

Submission Opens: June 20, 2025

Submissions should present original and high-quality research that is not currently under review elsewhere. All manuscripts will undergo a rigorous double-blind peer review process. Previously published conference papers must be substantially extended and clearly identified during submission.

 

 

Submission Information

Submit it online: http://ojs.wiserpub.com/index.php/CM/user/register

Or send it to the email address: kitaro@universalwiser.com

 

 

Submission Guideline

https://ojs.wiserpub.com/index.php/CM/about/submissions

For any inquiries about this Special Issue, please contact the Editors via kitaro@universalwiser.com