homœomorphism

A form of homoeomorphism

Meanings

nounhomœomorphism (plural homœomorphisms)

plural homœomorphisms

  1. obsoleteObsolete typography of homoeomorphism.
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    Hausmann has remarked the general homœomorphism between the carbonate and sulphate of lead; and the close likeness of form, which according to Dana,* is observed in the three crystalline systems, between the sulphates dreelite, anglesite, and glauberite, and the sulphato‐carbonates susannite, leadhillite, and lanarkite, confirms the view of their homology.

    1915, C. H. Davis, W. Chauvenet, Proceedings of The American Association for the Advancement of Science, page 245
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