Homometric structures refer to a concept in geometry and topology that pertains to the idea that two or more shapes can have the same or indistinguishable measurements, such as lengths or angles, despite being different in form or arrangement. In other words, two structures are considered homometric if they can be transformed into one another through a series of isometries (like rotation, translation, or reflection) while maintaining the same metric properties.

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