plexusy
Plexusy is a term used in discussions of network theory to describe a densely interconnected system in which many components connect to many others, creating a web-like topology. It can refer to real-world networks, such as neural plexuses in biology or engineered mesh networks, as well as abstract models used in systems theory and data science. The term is a neologism formed from plexus (a braided or interwoven structure) and busy, intended to capture persistent interactivity and redundancy.
The term was first introduced in scholarly writings in the late 2010s by researchers exploring emergent properties
Key characteristics of plexusy systems include high node degree, multiple alternate paths between points, redundancy to
Applications span neuroscience, where plexus-like networks organize signals; computer networks, particularly mesh and overlay networks; and
See also: plexus; mesh network; network topology; emergent behavior.