Surajit Borkotokey
Dibrugarh University, Louisiana State University, University of Delhi
About
Surajit Borkotokey is a Professor at the Department of Mathematics, Dibrugarh University, India. He did his Master's from Delhi University and PhD from Dibrugarh University. He has worked on Cooperative Game Theory, Networks, Aggregation and Fuzzy Set Theory. An Indo-US fellow, Prof Borkotokey did his Post-Doctoral research at Louisiana State University, USA. He has been a visiting professor at Beijing Institute of Technology, China and Slovak University of Technology, Bratislava, besides having collaborations with Virginia Tech, Central Florida University, University of Paris, Queen’s University, Belfast etc. He has published more than 70 research articles to date. Recently, he has completed a UKIERI project and two Going Global partnership Programs awarded by the British Council and MHRD India with Queen’s University, Belfast, UK. In 2025, he is selected as a visiting senior research fellow at the Corvinus Institute of Advanced Studies, Budapest, for ten months.
Employment
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Dibrugarh University Professor2014 - Present
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Louisiana State University Post Doc2011 - 2012
Education
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Dibrugarh University PhD2003 - 2005
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University of Delhi M.Phil1997 - 2002
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University of Delhi M.Sc.1995 - 1997
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Dibrugarh University
Projects & Funding
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Publications (93)
- The Expected Shapley Value on A Class of Probabilistic TU Games Save
- Committee-Structured Games in a Cooperative Framework Save
- The Banzhaf Value in Network Games Save
- The α-Player-Link Allocation Rule for Network Games∗ Save
- Normatively guided graph diffusion for efficient and rational utility generation in bilateral bargaining Save
- A class of network Egalitarian-Myerson values: characterizations and implementation Save
- Harsanyi Dividend Representation of the Solidarity Value and its Characterization Using Fairness Save
- Peer-to-peer network : Kantian cooperation discourages free riding Save
- The Weighted Position Value for Network Games Save
- The k-Egalitarian Myerson Values: Characterizations and Implementation Save