Does the multiplicity of chains in the narrations of Sahih al-Bukhari indicate Tawatur?

"A mutawatir report is one narrated by a large group of people whom custom deems impossible to conspire upon a lie, reporting from an equally large group. It is not limited to a specific number. If the chains of narration for a particular hadith differ and become so numerous that they fulfill the criteria of a mutawatir report, then it is a mutawatir report, whether it is in Bukhari or elsewhere.

Ahad (single-chain) reports may convey theoretical knowledge when supported by corroborating evidence, such as when the two Shaykhs (Bukhari and Muslim) include them in their Sahih collections. Most of the texts in the two Sahih collections are known and perfected, having been received by the people of knowledge with acceptance and affirmation, and they have unanimously agreed upon their authenticity. Their consensus is infallible, so if the scholars of hadith unanimously agree on the authenticity of a report, it conveys knowledge even if any single one of them is fallible."