The orbital systems theory
by Shervin Zakeri; Naoufel Cheikhrouhou
International Journal of Applied Decision Sciences (IJADS), Vol. 14, No. 3, 2021

Abstract: In this paper, a new theory is introduced called orbital systems theory to handle the uncertainty of the natural phenomena, the complicated real-world problems, and the human's decision-making process which naturally creates the inconstancy and uncertainty in each process it involves. The philosophy of the new theory is established based on this hypothesis that every component of the universe is a box that carries the information and each one is constructed by the particular information concepts that move along specific orbits. The orbital system is an integral part of the new theory. As a restricted numeric system, its core is the concept of reality. An orbital system is developed based on five numerical spectra surrounded by four parallel dimensions of reality and certain reality. With considering 'time' as an element, each dimension adds entropy to the system, and increases/decreases the level of uncertainty.

Online publication date: Wed, 12-May-2021

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