Aim and Scope
Aim and Scope
The International Journal of Neutrosophic Science (IJNS) is an international, peer-reviewed journal publishing original research articles, review papers, and case studies that advance neutrosophic theory, mathematical foundations, computational methods, and their applications.
The journal welcomes rigorous theoretical and applied contributions involving neutrosophic sets, logic, algebra, topology, graphs, probability, statistics, optimization, and decision-making.
Topics include:
• Neutrosophic sets, systems, logic, numbers, and algebraic structures
• Neutrosophic topology, graphs, probability, statistics, and numerical analysis
• Single-valued, interval-valued, refined, bipolar, and other well-defined neutrosophic extensions
• Neutrosophic aggregation operators, similarity measures, entropy measures, and uncertainty modelling
• Neutrosophic optimization, operations research, and multi-criteria decision-making
• Neutrosophic methods in artificial intelligence, machine learning, data mining, and pattern recognition
• Neutrosophic image, signal, multimedia, and sensor-data processing
• Neutrosophic models for engineering, healthcare, economics, management, and the social sciences
• Comparative, reproducible, and benchmark-based evaluation of neutrosophic methods
Every submission must clearly identify its theoretical, methodological, or applied neutrosophic contribution and explain why neutrosophic modelling is required. Manuscripts focused solely on conventional fuzzy sets, general mathematics, optimization, or artificial intelligence without a substantive neutrosophic contribution fall outside the journal’s scope.