Computable structures

Computable structures are mathematical models whose elements and relationships can be exactly described and manipulated using algorithms. In essence, they are frameworks where the properties and connections within the structure can be computed step-by-step by a computer program. This allows us to analyze and understand their features systematically, ensuring that questions about their behavior or properties can be answered through precise calculations. Think of them as mathematical "blueprints" that are fully accessible and operational through computational methods.