T_20 • Medial & Anticomplementary Triangles¶
Category: Derived Central Triangles
The Medial Triangle M_a M_b M_c formed by the side midpoints (cevian triangle of X2) and the Anticomplementary Triangle formed by lines through A, B, C parallel to the opposite sides.
Primary Construction & Central Lines¶
Key Properties & Sequenced Operations¶
Definition (CEVIAN & ANTICEVIAN TRIANGLES OF X2):
Medial Triangle M_a M_b M_c (Scale −1/2) • Anticomplementary Triangle (Scale −2)— Medial & Anticomplementary Hierarchy: Centered at X2, the medial triangle M_a M_b M_c has circumcircle equal to the nine-point circle and incircle equal to the Spieker circle. (Area(Medial) = 1/4 Area(△ABC); Area(Anticomplementary) = 4 Area(△ABC).)Coordinate & Algebraic Law (THREE-GENERATION LADDER):
Center Mapping: X_4 (Anticomp) ↦ X_3 (△ABC) ↦ X_5 (Medial) • X_8 ↦ X_1 ↦ X_10— Shift of Centers: Passing from anticomplementary to △ABC to medial maps X4 ↦ X3 ↦ X5 and X8 ↦ X1 ↦ X10. (△ABC is simultaneously the medial triangle of its anticomplementary triangle.)Central Line Incidences (SHARED CENTROID X2):
Euler Line {2, 3, 4, 5} & Nagel Line {1, 2, 8, 10}— Dual Homothetic Axes: The Euler line {2, 3, 4, 5} and Nagel line {1, 2, 8, 10} cross at the common centroid X2. (The medial, reference, and anticomplementary triangles all share the exact same centroid X2.)Collection 1 Network (UNIVERSAL TEMPLATE):
X_2 • (X_4, X_3, X_5) • (X_8, X_1, X_10)— Homothetic Triads: X2 governs the Euler triad X3, X4, X5 and the Nagel triad X1, X8, X10. (Every triangle center Xn has a medial counterpart (complement) and anticomplementary counterpart (anticomplement).)