X2501¶
RADICAL CENTER OF {CIRCUMCIRCLE, NINE-POINT CIRCLE, TAYLOR CIRCLE}
X2501 (RADICAL CENTER OF {CIRCUMCIRCLE, NINE-POINT CIRCLE, TAYLOR CIRCLE}) constructed on acute reference triangle \((a, b, c) = (5, 6, 7)\) with unit baseline AB = \(1\).¶
Constructed Elements
Central Lines: {230, 231}, {112, 476}
Related Centers: X230 (-CEVA CONJUGATE OF X114), X231 (-CEVA CONJUGATE OF X128), X112 (Ψ(ORTHOCENTER, SYMMEDIAN POINT)), X476 (TIXIER POINT)
Alternate Coordinates1 form
Trilinears: \((b^{2} - c^{2})\sec A : (c^{2} - a^{2})\sec B : (a^{2} - b^{2})\sec C\)
Incident Central Lines12 lines
Functional Relations24 relations
X2501 = isogonal conjugate of X4558
X2501 = isotomic conjugate of X4563
X2501 = cevapoint of Xi and Xj for these (i,j): (6, 2079), (512, 2489)
X2501 = crosspoint of Xi and Xj for these (i,j): (2, 925), (4, 648), (107, 2052)
X2501 = crosssum of Xi and Xj for these (i,j): (3, 647), (6, 924), (343, 525), (520, 577), (906, 1331)
X2501 = Xi-Ceva conjugate of Xj for these (i,j): (2, 136), (92, 2969), (107, 25), (112, 53), (115, 393), (264, 2971), (393, 115), (512, 523), (648, 4), (653, 407), (685, 460), (687, 30), (1783, 1865), (1897, 430), (2052, 2970), (2971, 264)
X2501 = center of circumconic that is locus of trilinear poles of lines passing through X136
X2501 = radical center of {circumcircle, nine-point circle, orthosymmedial circle}
X2501 = radical center of {circumcircle, orthocentroidal circle, orthosymmedial circle}
X2501 = radical center of {nine-point circle, orthocentroidal circle, orthosymmedial circle}
X2501 = intersection of orthic axes of ABC and orthic triangle
X2501 = trilinear pole of line X115X2971 (polar of X99 wrt polar circle)
X2501 = pole wrt polar circle of trilinear polar of X99 (line X2X6)
X2501 = perspector, wrt anticevian triangle of X4, of bianticevian conic of X1 and X4
X2501 = crossdifference of every pair of points on line X3X49
X2501 = excentral-to-ABC functional image of X650
X2501 = barycentric product X24007*X24008 (the Kiepert hyperbola intercepts of the orthic axis)
Notes¶
Let LA be the orthic axis of triangle BCX4, and define LB, LC cyclically. Let A' = LB∩LC, B' = LC∩LA, C' = LA∩LB. Triangle A'B'C' is here named the orthic axes triangle. A'B'C' is also the cevian triangle of X4 wrt the orthic triangle. A'B'C' is perspective to ABC at X4, and homothetic to the polar triangle of the nine-point circle at X427. The orthic axes of ABC, the orthic triangle, and the orthic axes triangle concur in X2501. (Randy Hutson, August 19, 2019)
Let A″B″C″ be the reflection triangle. Then A' is the polar-circle-inverse of A″. (Randy Hutson, January 19, 2020)