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Cognitive science and quantum theory are related through interdisciplinary research initiatives, such as those by Aerts et al. {fact:1, fact:2}, Khrennikov {fact:3, fact:5}, and Atmanspacher et al. {fact:4, fact:6}, which apply quantum mathematical frameworks and non-classical probability models to cognitive processes.
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Quantum Approaches to Consciousness plato.stanford.edu 3 facts
claimThe research group led by Diederik Aerts initiated the application of quantum theory to psychology and cognitive science in the early 1990s by using non-distributive propositional lattices to model quantum-like behavior in non-quantum systems.
claimAndrei Khrennikov initiated an approach to applying quantum theory to psychology and cognitive science in 1999 that focuses on non-classical probabilities.
claimHarald Atmanspacher and colleagues outlined an algebraic framework with non-commuting operations in 2002 to apply quantum theory concepts to psychology and cognitive science.
Quantum Approaches to Consciousness plato.stanford.edu 2 facts
claimKhrennikov (1999) developed an approach to applying quantum theory concepts to psychology and cognitive science that focuses on non-classical probabilities.
claimAtmanspacher et al. (2002) developed an approach to applying quantum theory concepts to psychology and cognitive science by outlining an algebraic framework that utilizes non-commuting operations.
Quantum Approaches to Consciousness plato.stanford.edu 1 fact
claimThe research group led by Aerts (Aerts et al. 1993) initiated the application of quantum theory to cognitive science in the early 1990s by using non-distributive propositional lattices to model quantum-like behavior in non-classical systems.