Overview
Project status: In progress
Non‑separable systems surround us. Our transportation, taxation, schooling, environmental and social policies are all interrelated, and it is increasingly recognised that we cannot consider them in isolation.
Such systems are generally deemed complex, and it is often impossible to separate them from one another. Despite this, many of our most advanced modelling techniques are grounded in principles of separability and non‑contextuality.
This project will develop a new set of models of non‑separable systems and complexity that will in turn lead to new frontier technologies and theories
- Grantor
-
ARC Discovery
Grant Number: DP1094974
- Amount
- $270,000
- Research leader
- Research team
- QUT
- Organisational unit
- Lead unit Science and Engineering Faculty
- Start date
- 1st January 2010
- End date
- 31st December 2012
- Research area
- Information Systems
- Keywords
- quantum models, cognitive systems, models, non-separable systems
Contact
-
For more information contact Peter Bruza or Kirsty Kitto.
Professor Peter Bruza
Dr Kirsty Kitto
