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Quantum games, quantum models, simulation & intelligent systems

Shuliang Li

Published Jan 1, 2018• 0 citations
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This keynote speech covers quantum strategies, quantum games and quantum models, In particular, the following research work will be presented. \n1. A survey of the current status of research on quantum games (Dingxuan Huang & Shuliang Li)\n2. Quantum games and models for competition (Dingxuan Huang & Shuliang Li)\n3. Quantum games and models for cooperation (Dingxuan Huang & Shuliang Li)\n4. Social media for brand virality and open innovation (Shuliang Li)\n5. Intelligent systems and multi-agent-based systems for strategic decision making (Shuliang Li & Jim Zheng Li)\n6. Modelling & computer simulation of enterprise carbon intangible asset evolution; and a resilient multi-factor elasticity framework for low carbon cities (Yin Zeng & Shuliang Li) \n \n

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