graph cycle
[/ɡræf ˈsaɪkəl/]
nounpl: graph cycles
ciclo de grafo
1. A closed path in a graph where a sequence of vertices are connected by edges, starting and ending at the same vertex, with no other vertex visited more than once
In graph theory, a graph cycle is fundamental to understanding the structure of networks.
Em teoria dos grafos, um ciclo de grafo é fundamental para entender a estrutura de redes.
2. A sequence of edges forming a closed loop in a directed or undirected graph
The algorithm detects whether a graph cycle exists in the network topology.
O algoritmo detecta se um ciclo de grafo existe na topologia da rede.
This is a technical term primarily used in computer science, mathematics, and software engineering contexts. It is universally understood across English and Portuguese-speaking academic and professional communities without regional variation. The term is essential in algorithm design, network analysis, and data structure courses in both Brazil and the United States.
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