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6851
Dear Nik, [ND]: The point with barycentrics [(s-a)*(|a-b|-|a-c|)² : (s-b)*(|b-c|-|b-a|)² : (s-c)*(|c-a|-|c-b|)²] and search number 7.11040574869 I think is...
Paul Yiu
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Apr 1, 2003
4:26 pm
6852
Alex, The Six Circles theorem comes from Evelyn, Money-Coutts and Tyrrell, 'The Seven Circles Theorem and Other New Theorems', London 1974, which contains a ...
Peter Scales
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Apr 1, 2003
5:19 pm
6853
Dear Paul, you are right. Although the point ((s-a)(b-c)^2 : (s-b)(c+a-2b)^2 : (s-c)(a-b)^2) lies on the Steiner in-ellipse my false is that in the product I...
Nikolaos Dergiades
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Apr 1, 2003
7:21 pm
6854
Dear Nik, [ND]: Although the point ... *** I must have missed something. This point does not seem to the on the Steiner in-ellipse x^2+y^2+z^2-2xy - 2yz -2zx =...
Paul Yiu
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Apr 1, 2003
7:29 pm
6855
... on the incircle. ... Q is an ... the line PQ and ... square of an ... product of the ... follows that if ... then ... Cute result - does it generalize to...
Barry Wolk
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Apr 1, 2003
11:31 pm
6856
Dear Paul, sorry again, I meant the square point [(b-c)^2 : (c+a-2b)^2 : (a-b)^2 ] lies on the Steiner in-ellipse and my error was that I considered the point ...
Nikolaos Dergiades
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Apr 2, 2003
7:53 am
6857
Dear friends X(11) is the only polynomial point of degree 3 on the incircle The antipode X(1317) of X(11) and the second intersection P of the line ...
Jean-Pierre.EHRMANN
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Apr 2, 2003
8:50 am
6858
Dear Barry Wolk, [PY]> ... [BW] ... ***** It generalizies to all inscribed conics in ABC. If A',B',C' are the points of contact then the triangle A'B'C' is the...
Nikolaos Dergiades
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Apr 2, 2003
9:10 am
6859
Dear friends, my apologies, the point X(1317)is not a 3-degree polynomial center as I wrote but a 4-degree as Jean Pierre wrote. ... ...
Nikolaos Dergiades
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Apr 2, 2003
9:22 am
6860
Dear Hyacinthists, I think that there are only 4 polynomial centers of degree <= 5 on the incircle (in barycentrics) degree 3 : X(11) degree 4 : X(1317) and P...
Jean-Pierre.EHRMANN
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Apr 2, 2003
9:37 am
6861
Dear friends: Altought you know the proof by Aplication of Thebault's theorem (1) and Carnot's theorem(2), I send you a trivial proof of this theorem. Be ABCD...
caiser@...
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Apr 2, 2003
12:54 pm
6862
Dear Nik, [ND]: ... I meant the square point [(b-c)^2 : (c+a-2b)^2 : (a-b)^2 ] lies on the Steiner in-ellipse ... Hence the point ...
Paul Yiu
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Apr 2, 2003
5:00 pm
6863
Dear Jean-Pierre, thank you very much for these very interesting properties. I haven't yet given a proof. ... triangles is the union ... X(14)-X(16) ... common...
Nikolaos Dergiades
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Apr 2, 2003
9:04 pm
6864
The great mathematician Harold Scott MacDonald Coxeter passed away. I am fwd-ing the following that was posted to math-fun list ______________________________ ...
Antreas P. Hatzipolakis
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Apr 2, 2003
9:27 pm
6867
Dear Friends, The book 'A Survey of Geometry', Revised Edn 1972 by Howard Eves features a cover logo of a triangle and its circumcircle with the diameters and...
Peter Scales
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Apr 3, 2003
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6868
A web page dedicated to Coxeter (in Spanish): http://www.personal.us.es/rbarroso/trianguloscabri/ Thanks to Ricardo Barroso Campos And a short note on...
Antreas P. Hatzipolakis
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Apr 3, 2003
10:46 am
6870
Dear Nikolaos I'm sorry but it seems that my message has been shortened and that a part is lost. Here is the complete one. [JPE] ... [ND] ... I don't know but...
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Apr 3, 2003
12:40 pm
6871
... theorem (1) and ... theorem. ... of ... points on BD ... on AC diagonal ... rectangle and ... hipotenuses and ... perpendicular to ... ra+rc=rb+rd ... ...
Barry Wolk
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Apr 3, 2003
11:13 pm
6872
Dear friends, given a triangle ABC, if A'B'C' is the cevian triangle of P, then the circumcenter O of ABC is the orthocenter of A'B'C' for infinitely many...
Nikolaos Dergiades
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Apr 5, 2003
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6873
Being offline for five days, I have been studying rather old problem fields, but I see that there may be open problems. A triangle center of a triangle is...
Darij Grinberg
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Apr 5, 2003
5:55 am
6874
On the sides of a triangle ABC, describe equilateral triangles BCA+, CAB+, ABC+ (all outwards). Then we know that the circles BCA+, CAB+, ABC+ concur at the...
Darij Grinberg
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Apr 5, 2003
5:56 am
6875
Dear Darij, ... Of course we may take for A+B+C+ also: * The third vertices of equilateral triangles pointed inwardly * The vertices of either of the Napoleon...
Floor en Lyanne van L...
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Apr 5, 2003
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6876
Dear Floor, ... And this is also part of my Schaal triangles theory, which I hope to re-examine later. It starts with the following well-known fact: Let ABC be...
Darij Grinberg
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Apr 5, 2003
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6877
Dear Darij, ... Yes, since condition (1) clearly is symmetric. ... Yes, I saw this in my sketches, too, and also that indeed the first and second Napoleon...
Floor en Lyanne van L...
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Apr 5, 2003
3:58 pm
6878
There are lots of concyclicities related to this. Using the notation A* for reflection of vertex A in side BC, and A+ and A- as before, we have that AA+A-A*...
Lawrence Evans
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Apr 5, 2003
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6879
In a prior message I commented that configurations having circles instead of lines occur in the sort of exploration that Darij mentioned. This might be of...
Lawrence Evans
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Apr 5, 2003
10:18 pm
6880
Dear friends, consider two circles C1 and C2, externally tangent at O and two points A and B on C1 and C2 resp. for which positions of A and B the area of...
Bernard Gibert
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Apr 6, 2003
7:08 am
6881
Dear Darij and other Hyacinthists it seems that your point is barycentric x = a^2(x1 + 2d x2/root(3)) where d =area(ABC) x1 =...
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Apr 6, 2003
9:31 am
6882
Dear Darij and other Hyacinthists if W = Warnau point and W' = second Warnau point (starting with the second Fermat point), then W and W' lie on the Neuberg...
jpehrmfr
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Apr 6, 2003
10:15 am
6883
Dear Jean-Pierre Ehrmann, LOTS OF THANKS FOR THE BARYCENTRICS !! I have tested them in the 6-9-13 case, they are correct. The search number (in actual...
Darij Grinberg
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Apr 6, 2003
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