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Objektbereich

Objektbereich is a German term that denotes the scope, boundary, or domain associated with an object, entity, or concept within a given context. The precise meaning depends on the discipline and the situation in which it is used; it is not a single fixed technical term in all fields.

In mathematics and logic, Objektbereich is not a standard formal term. More common are definitionsbereich (domain)

In computer science, information modeling and related areas, Objektbereich can refer to two related ideas: the

In social sciences, design, or law, Objektbereich may describe the applicable domain of a rule, study, or

Etymology: from Objekt (object) and Bereich (area/realm). See also Definitionsbereich, Wertebereich, Geltungsbereich.

and
wertebereich
(codomain
or
image).
When
it
appears,
Objektbereich
may
be
used
informally
to
indicate
the
set
of
objects
under
consideration
in
a
theory
or
the
universe
of
discourse
to
which
statements
refer.
It
is
typically
replaced
by
more
precise
terminology
in
rigorous
texts.
spatial
extent
of
an
object
in
a
scene
(for
example,
the
bounding
region
or
bounding
box
used
in
graphics
and
collision
detection)
and
the
scope
of
an
object's
data
(the
attributes
and
relations
that
define
it
within
a
model).
In
this
sense,
it
is
a
flexible,
context-dependent
notion
rather
than
a
fixed
technical
term.
theory—the
set
of
objects
or
situations
to
which
it
applies.
In
these
contexts
it
is
sometimes
used
interchangeably
with
terms
like
Geltungsbereich
or
Anwendungsbereich,
but
with
a
nuance
that
centers
on
the
object
itself
rather
than
the
broader
applicability.