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1. A system that allows a computer to use hard drive space as an extension of RAM, creating a larger address space for applications.
2. The ability of a computer to run multiple applications simultaneously without exhausting available resources.
3. The fixed-size blocks of physical memory that hold the page data, enabling the operating system to swap pages in and out as needed.
4. The process of converting virtual addresses used by a program into physical addresses used by the computer's memory.