👉 In geometry, a pseudocapitulum is a geometric figure that resembles a pyramid but is not a pyramid. It is often used to model the structure of certain shapes or to represent mathematical concepts in the context of topology and geometry. A pseudocapitulum can be defined as an object with a flat base and a curved side (or "cevian") connecting it to its lateral surface, which is usually not straight. The term comes from Greek mythology where the god Apollo was said
