X244¶
X1-LINE CONJUGATE OF X100
X244 (X1-LINE CONJUGATE OF X100) constructed on acute reference triangle \((a, b, c) = (5, 6, 7)\) with unit baseline AB = \(1\).¶
Constructed Elements
Central Lines: {2, 38}, {31, 57}
Related Centers: X1 (INCENTER), X100 (ANTICOMPLEMENT OF FEUERBACH POINT), X2 (CENTROID), X38 (CROSSPOINT OF X1 AND X75), X31 (2nd POWER POINT), X57 (ISOGONAL CONJUGATE OF X9)
Alternate Coordinates2 forms
Trilinears: \([1 - \cos(B - C)]\sin^{2}(A/2) : :\)
Trilinears: \(d(a,b,c) : :\), where d(a,b,c) = \((distance from A to Nagel line)^{2}\)
X244 lies on aforementioned ellipses.
Incident Central Lines13 lines
Functional Relations26 relations
X244 = isogonal conjugate of X765
X244 = isotomic conjugate of X7035
X244 = anticomplement of X24003
X244 = perspector of anti-Aquila and 2nd Sharygin triangles
X244 = barycentric product of vertices of Garcia reflection triangle
X244 = trilinear pole of line X764X2087
X244 = Xi-Ceva conjugate of Xj for these (i,j): (1, 513), (75, 514)
X244 = crosspoint of X1 and X513
X244 = crosssum of Xi and Xj for these (i,j): (1, 100), (31, 101), (78, 1331), (109, 1420), (200, 644), (651, 1445), (678, 1023), (756, 1018)
X244 = crossdifference of every pair of points on line X100X101
X244 = X1-Hirst inverse of X1054
X244 = X1-line conjugate of X100
X244 = complement of X3952
X244 = bicentric difference of PU(34)
X244 = center of circumconic that is locus of trilinear poles of lines passing through X661
X244 = trilinear pole wrt incentral triangle of line X1X6
X244 = intersection of tangents to Steiner inellipse at X1015 and X1086
X244 = crosspoint wrt medial triangle of X1015 and X1086
Notes¶
Let O* be a circle with center X3 and variable radius R*. Let La be the radical axis of O* and the A-excircle, and define Lb and Lc cyclically. Let A'=Lb∩Lc, B'=Lc∩La, C'=La∩Lb. Then A'B'C' is perspective to ABC, and the locus of the perspector as R* varies is the hyperbola {A, B, C,X1,X10}}, which has center X244. Also, X244 lies in the inellipse centered at X10, as well as the Hofstadter ellpse E(1/2), which is the incentral inellipse. (Randy Hutson, December 26, 2016)
Art from triangle centers: Let X = X244. In a square, suppose that P is a randomly chosen point, and form a triangle using two vertices of the square and P as the third vertex. Then let P = X and repeat the procedure, several thousand times. For typical results, see X244 art (X(244)art.png) and X244 art animated (X(244)KageyAnimated.gif). For results using other triangle centers for X, see X41 art (X(41)art.png), X58 art (X(58)art.png), X76 art (X(76)art.png), X115 art (X(115)art.png), X141 art (X(141)art.png), X179 art (X(179)art.png), and X255 art (X(255)art.png). (Contributed by Peter Kagey, February 8, 2023) Figure 1 (KM)