The Whole Volume 87 of the journal Neutrosophic Sets and Systems

Abstract

Neutrosophic Sets and Systems, Volume 87 (2025)

Volume 87 of Neutrosophic Sets and Systems brings forward an insightful and interdisciplinary study that bridges philosophy, logic, and mathematics. At the heart of this volume is a unique attempt to reinterpret classical ideas from Eastern thought, especially the principle of "emptiness," through the lens of neutrosophic logic.

This edition explores how the concept of emptiness, often associated with spiritual and metaphysical traditions, can be formalized and represented mathematically using neutrosophic frameworks. By introducing structures such as neutrosophic empty sets, graphs, and the application of indeterminacy, the volume opens a new dialogue between abstract logic and ancient philosophical insights.

Rather than treating emptiness as a mere void or absence, the neutrosophic approach allows it to be understood as a space rich with potential, containing degrees of truth, falsehood, and uncertainty. This reinterpretation provides a more flexible and comprehensive understanding of concepts such as identity, presence, and transformation.

The volume also draws connections between traditional philosophical notions and modern logical tools, showing how neutrosophic models can capture subtle and paradoxical ideas that classical logic cannot handle. Through graphical and set-theoretical representations, it demonstrates how uncertainty and contradiction can be integrated into logical systems in a constructive and meaningful way.

Applications discussed in this volume extend to fields such as epistemology, ontology, and the philosophy of language, where ambiguity and complexity are central to the discussion. By merging intuitive human understanding with rigorous formalism, this edition makes significant contributions to both theoretical advancement and cross-cultural intellectual engagement.

In summary, Volume 87 presents a distinctive and thought-provoking perspective on how neutrosophic logic can be applied not only to model technical systems but also to enhance our understanding of profound philosophical principles. It invites readers to rethink the boundaries between logic, culture, and abstract thought in the pursuit of more inclusive frameworks of knowledge.

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.16464342