👉 The term "theomorphic" refers to a mathematical concept that suggests that two objects are similar in some way, but not necessarily identical. It is often used in the context of group theory and algebraic topology, where it describes how two topological spaces can be made into each other by considering their underlying groups. In mathematics, the term "theomorphic" has been used to describe various mathematical structures that share certain properties with Euclidean space, but do not necessarily have the same geometric structure. Examples
