terminability
Terminability, in general, is the property of a process, procedure, or system to come to an end after a finite sequence of steps. The term is related to termination and is often used to emphasize the ability to reach a final state, as opposed to running indefinitely. The concept appears across disciplines such as computer science, mathematics, and logic, where ensuring termination is important for predictability and correctness.
In computer science, a program or algorithm is terminating if it halts after a finite number of
In term rewriting and formal logic, a system is terminating if every sequence of rule applications eventually
Termination is not guaranteed in general; the Halting Problem shows that no universal procedure can decide