Investigating Nuclear War Dangers under SGT

Abstract

The chapter aims at finding in a multitude, diversity and high dynamics of international relations the worldwide appearance of particular spatial patterns that could potentially lead to a nuclear war. It demonstrates how complex international relations might be and how important is to predict and prevent global conflicts with nuclear weapons owned by different countries, also providing the latest data on worldwide distribution of nuclear weapons. The chapter demonstrates how different patterns of relations between countries, which can potentially lead to nuclear conflicts, can be converted into high-level active patterns-scenarios in SGL. These scenarios are then regularly self-spreading and self-matching in parallel and fully distributed mode with worldwide international structures, in order to find the related emerging threats. SGT can also be effectively used for distributed simulation of evolution and spreading of possible world conflicts, nuclear ones including.

Citation

Sapaty, P.S. (2019), "Investigating Nuclear War Dangers under SGT", Complexity in International Security, Emerald Publishing Limited, Leeds, pp. 103-112. https://doi.org/10.1108/978-1-78973-715-820191008