szimulálható

szimulálható is a Hungarian word that translates to "simulatable" in English. It describes something that can be subjected to a simulation. In the context of computing and science, a simulatable object or process is one for which a model can be created and then run on a computer to observe its behavior under various conditions. This allows for experimentation and prediction without needing to interact with the real-world equivalent, which might be too expensive, dangerous, or time-consuming to manipulate directly.

The concept of being simulatable is crucial in many fields. For instance, in engineering, a bridge's design might be simulatable to test its stress tolerance. In economics, market dynamics can be simulatable to predict the impact of policy changes. In physics, the motion of celestial bodies or the behavior of subatomic particles are often simulatable. The ability to simulate relies on having a sufficiently accurate mathematical or computational model of the system in question and the computational resources to execute that model. The degree to which something is simulatable depends on the complexity of the system and the fidelity of the model.