regular graphs
[ˈrɛɡ.jə.lər ɡræfs]
nounpl: regular graphs
grafos regulares
1. In graph theory, graphs in which every vertex has the same degree (number of connected edges)
A cube graph is an example of a regular graph where each vertex has degree 3.
Um grafo de cubo é um exemplo de um grafo regular em que cada vértice tem grau 3.
2. Mathematical structures used in computer science, network analysis, and combinatorics where connectivity is uniform across all nodes
Regular graphs are useful for modeling symmetric networks and distributed systems.
Grafos regulares são úteis para modelar redes simétricas e sistemas distribuídos.
This is specialized mathematical terminology used primarily in academic and research contexts in both Brazil and Portugal. The term is consistent across both Portuguese-speaking regions and internationally standardized in mathematical literature. It appears frequently in university coursework on discrete mathematics, graph theory, and computer science curricula.
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