infinitecapacity
Infinitecapacity is a term used to describe a hypothetical property of a system that can accommodate unlimited resources—such as data, energy, or physical items—without any impact on performance or state. It is an idealization rather than a real capability, employed in theoretical models to examine fundamental limits, scalability, and system behavior under extreme conditions.
In computing and information theory, infinite capacity often appears in thought experiments and formal analyses. Systems
In physics and thermodynamics, the concept is realized through idealized reservoirs with infinite capacity (or infinite
In queueing theory and network models, infinite buffers or queues assume that requests can accumulate without
Overall, infinitecapacity functions as a theoretical instrument to explore limits and guide design intuition, while acknowledging