Beräkningsbart

Beräkningsbart is a Swedish adjective that translates to computable or calculable in English. It describes something that can be determined or found by means of calculation or mathematical operations. The term is most commonly used in the fields of computer science, mathematics, and logic.

In computer science, a problem is considered beräkningsbart if there exists an algorithm that can solve it in a finite amount of time. This implies that the problem can be executed by a computer. The concept of computability is fundamental to understanding the limits of what computers can do, and it is closely related to theoretical computer science and the study of algorithms.

In a broader sense, beräkningsbart can refer to anything that can be quantified or measured through a systematic process. For example, the cost of a project might be beräkningsbart if all the necessary variables and their relationships are known. Similarly, scientific phenomena that can be described by mathematical models are often considered beräkningsbara. The key aspect is the existence of a defined procedure or set of rules to arrive at a specific result.