X3569¶
BELTRAMI-PARRY POINT
X3569 (BELTRAMI-PARRY POINT) constructed on acute reference triangle \((a, b, c) = (5, 6, 7)\) with unit baseline AB = \(1\).¶
Constructed Elements
Central Lines: {74, 111}, {110, 112}
Related Centers: X2966 (BARYCENTRIC PRODUCT X98*X99), X74 (ISOGONAL CONJUGATE OF EULER INFINITY POINT), X111 (PARRY POINT), X110 (FOCUS OF KIEPERT PARABOLA), X112 (Ψ(ORTHOCENTER, SYMMEDIAN POINT))
X3569 lies on the Walsmith rectangular hyperbola.
Incident Central Lines18 lines
Functional Relations22 relations
X3569 = isogonal conjugate of X2966
X3569 = reflection of Xi in Xj for these (i,j): (6, 2492), (1640, 1637), (2451, 2489), (3049, 2485), (3288, 647), (32120, 468)
X3569 = Xi-Ceva conjugate of Xj for these (i,j): (2, 38987), (297, 868), (648, 2967), (694, 3124), (878, 2451), (1987, 3269), (2421, 511), (2715, 6)
X3569 = complement of anticomplementary conjugate of X39359
X3569 = crosspoint of Xi and Xj for these (i,j): (6, 2515), (98, 648), (110, 2987)
X3569 = crosssum of Xi and Xj for these (i,j): (2, 2799), (98, 2395), (112, 2409), (230, 523), (248, 879), (441, 525), (511, 647)
X3569 = crossdifference of every pair of points on the line X2X98
X3569 = midpoint of Jerabek hyperbola intercepts of Lemoine axis
X3569 = 1st-Brocard-isotomic conjugate of X1316
X3569 = intersection of trilinear polar of X6 and polar wrt polar circle of X6
X3569 = centroid of (degenerate) cross-triangle of 2nd and 3rd Parry triangles
X3569 = center of the (degenerate) perspeconic of the 2nd and 3rd Parry triangles
X3569 = antipode of X32120 in Walsmith rectangular hyperbola
Notes¶
Let P(2) and U(2) be the 1st and 2nd Beltrami points (as indexed at Bicentric Pairs, accessible using the Tables button at the top of ETC), and let P(40) and U(40) be the isogonal conjugates of P(2) and U(2), respectively. Then X3569 is the point of intersection of the lines P(2)U(2) and P(40)U(40). The name “Beltrami-Parry Point” signifies the fact that X3569 lies on the line X74X111; where X111 is the Parry point.and X74 is the isogonal conjugate of the Euler infinity point. See also X3568. Contributed by Chris van Tienhoven, June 7, 2009..