👉 Pluricarpellary is a concept in mathematics that refers to a property of a graph or network where each node has exactly two outgoing edges. In other words, it is a property that can be seen as an example of a simple connected graph with precisely one cycle. In the context of graphs and networks, a "pluricarpellary" graph is a graph in which every vertex has exactly two outgoing edges. This means that each node in the graph has at least two neighbors
