A note on the roles of quantum and mechanical models in social biophysics.

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2017
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Abstract
Recent advances in the applications of quantum models into various disciplines such as cognitive science, social sciences, economics, and biology witnessed enormous achievements and possible future progress. In this paper, we propose one of the most promising directions in the applications of quantum models: the combination of quantum and mechanical models in social biophysics. The possible resulting discipline may be called as experimental quantum social biophysics and could foster our understandings of the relationships between the society and individuals.
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Authors Takahashi, Taiki;Kim, Song-Ju;Naruse, Makoto;
Journal progress in biophysics and molecular biology
Year 2017
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S0079-6107(17)30035-4
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