👉 In mathematics, a homotaxon (or homotaxial) is a concept that refers to an object or structure that can be "tapped" by another object or structure. This means that when one object touches another, it causes the other object to move along with it. For example, consider a sphere. A point on the surface of the sphere will always touch the center of the sphere, and as this point moves around the sphere, its position relative to the center of the sphere
