X1151 is the radical center of the Lucas circles, the incenter of the Lucas central triangle, and the perspector of triangle ABC and the Lucas inner triangle.
X1151 (ISOGONAL CONJUGATE OF X1131) constructed on acute reference triangle \((a, b, c) = (5, 6, 7)\) with unit baseline AB = \(1\).¶
X1151 = \(La/R_{a} + Lb/R_{b} + Lc/R_{c} +\)X3 / \(R\), where La, Lb, Lc are the centers of the Lucas circles, and \(R_{a}\), \(R_{b}\), \(R_{c}\) their radii
X1151 = \(La/R_{a} + Lb/R_{b} + Lc/R_{c} - Li/Ri\), where Li, Ri are the center and radius of the Lucas inner circle
X1151 = \((R_{b}+R_{c}) La + (R_{c}+R_{a}) Lb + (R_{a}+R_{b}) Lc\) (Combos by Randy Hutson, September 5, 2015)
Fourteen constructions for X1151 received from Randy Hutson, September 5, 2015:
(1)-(10): Each pair of the following triangles are perspective, and their perspector is X1151: tangential triangle, Lucas tangents triangle, Lucas inner tangential triangle, 1st Lucas secondary tangents triangle, Lucas Brocard triangle.
Let A', B', C' be the centers of the Kenmotu squares. Let A″ be the reflection of A' in X371, and define B″ and C″ cyclically. The triangle A″B″C″ is homothetic to ABC at X1151.
Let A'B'C' be the Lucas tangents triangle. Let A″ be the cevapoint of B' and C', and define B″ and C″ cyclically. The lines AA″, BB″, CC″ concur in X1151.
Let A'B'C' be the Lucas central triangle. Let A″ be the pole, wrt the A-Lucas circle, of line B'C', and define B″ and C″ cyclically. The lines AA″, BB″, CC″ concur in X1151. The point A″ is also the intersection of the polars of B' and C' wrt the A-Lucas circle, and likewise for B″ and C″.
Let A'B'C' be the Lucas central triangle. Let A″ be the pole, wrt the A-Lucas circle, of line BC, and define B″ and C″ cyclically. The lines AA″, BB″, CC″ concur in X1151.
Let A'B'C' be the triangle whose trilinear vertex matrix is the sum of the matrices for the Lucas central and Lucas tangents triangles, so that A' =\(2a(S_{A} + S) : b(2SB + S) : c(2SC + S)\). The lines AA', BB', CC' concur in X1151. (Randy Hutson, September 14, 2016)
Let {a’} be the circle through B and C orthogonal to the circumcircle of ABC, and define {b’} and {c’} cyclically. The circle externally tangent to {a’}, {b’}, {c’} has center X1151; see X1152. (César Lozada, July 3, 2019)