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| author | Peng, Haipeng |
| author_facet | Peng, Haipeng |
| contents | <p>Wargaming is an important tool for complex system analysis and decision support,<br>widely used in military operations, international trade, economic policy, and other fields.<br>Traditional wargaming methods often model each domain separately, leading to scattered<br>data representations, poor extensibility, and difficulty in handling heterogeneous informa<br>tion. This chapter applies the Typed Operational System to uniformly represent all<br>state variables as typed weighted sets, and uses a limited set of algebraic operations<br>(additive union, subtractive union, multiplicative intersection, point summary, etc.) to<br>achieve concise modeling of cross-domain interactions. We take two typical examples—<br>multi-domain joint operation wargaming and a tariff war between major countries—to<br>demonstrate the unity, extensibility, and interpretability of the framework, and to provide<br>a new mathematical foundation for complex system wargaming.</p> |
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| publishDate | 2026 |
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| spellingShingle | Typed Operational System in Wargaming: Multi-Domain Joint Operation and Tariff War Peng, Haipeng <p>Wargaming is an important tool for complex system analysis and decision support,<br>widely used in military operations, international trade, economic policy, and other fields.<br>Traditional wargaming methods often model each domain separately, leading to scattered<br>data representations, poor extensibility, and difficulty in handling heterogeneous informa<br>tion. This chapter applies the Typed Operational System to uniformly represent all<br>state variables as typed weighted sets, and uses a limited set of algebraic operations<br>(additive union, subtractive union, multiplicative intersection, point summary, etc.) to<br>achieve concise modeling of cross-domain interactions. We take two typical examples—<br>multi-domain joint operation wargaming and a tariff war between major countries—to<br>demonstrate the unity, extensibility, and interpretability of the framework, and to provide<br>a new mathematical foundation for complex system wargaming.</p> |
| title | Typed Operational System in Wargaming: Multi-Domain Joint Operation and Tariff War |
| url | https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.19557264 |