Prof. Surajit Borkotokey
Professor of Mathematics • Cooperative Game Theorist
Specializing in applied mathematics, cooperative game theory, network games, fuzzy sets, and aggregation operators. Connecting foundational mathematical theory with applications in networks, multicriteria decision making, social choice, and biological/communication networks.
Research & Mathematical Focus
Connecting mathematical theory with applications in networks, multicriteria decision making, social choice, and biological/communication networks.
Applied Mathematics
Mathematical modeling and quantitative methodologies connecting abstract structures with concrete analytical problems.
Cooperative Game Theory
Coalitional structures, characteristic function games, core solutions, and fair value allocations.
Network Games & Network Analysis
Strategic interactions over complex graphs, network centrality metrics, and structural connectivity.
Fuzzy Sets & Fuzzy Cooperative Games
Decision-making and coalition formation under uncertainty, fuzzy coalitional worths, and generalized values.
Aggregation Operators & Choquet Integrals
Non-additive measures, criteria interactions, and non-linear mathematical aggregation frameworks.
Multicriteria Decision Making (MCDM)
Evaluation frameworks, axiomatic preference modeling, and ranking systems under multiple conflicting criteria.
Biological & Communication Networks
Game-theoretic applications in biological systems, metabolic networks, and communication routing protocols.
Fellowships & Institutional Leadership
International visiting research fellowships alongside senior teaching, administrative, and international-engagement responsibilities.
Corvinus Institute for Advanced Studies (CIAS)
Queen's University Belfast
Slovak University of Technology
Beijing Institute of Technology
Louisiana State University
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