F.50 Altitudes, Mitchell’s Reciprocal Heron Formula, and the Symphonic Theorem — Code

Given the three altitudes h_A, h_B, h_C of triangle ABC with reciprocal semiperimeter H = (h_A^{-1} + h_B^{-1} + h_C^{-1})/2, Mitchell’s reciprocal Heron formula states K^{-1} = 4 sqrt(H (H - h_A^{-1})(H - h_B^{-1})(H - h_C^{-1})), and a triangle is right-angled at C if and only if h_A^{-2} + h_B^{-2} = h_C^{-2} (the Symphonic Theorem).
ABC H_A H_B H_C c a b h_a h_b h_c A (0.000, 0.000) B (7.000, 0.000) C (4.286, 4.199) H (4.286, 2.770) O (3.500, 0.714) G (3.762, 1.400) H_A (4.937, 3.191) H_B (3.571, 3.499) H_C (4.286, 0.000) AA BB CC HH OO GG HAHA HBHB HCHC + − ⟲ Lbl Gde

Output of model.py for F.50 (Altitudes, Mitchell’s Reciprocal Heron Formula, and the Symphonic Theorem).

Symbolic Construction Script (model.py)

"""GEOMETOR Fundamentals construction model for F.50: Altitudes, Mitchell's Reciprocal Heron Formula, and the Symphonic Theorem.

        Enunciation:
            Given the three altitudes h_A, h_B, h_C of triangle ABC with reciprocal semiperimeter H = (h_A^{-1} + h_B^{-1} + h_C^{-1})/2, Mitchell's reciprocal Heron formula states K^{-1} = 4 sqrt(H (H - h_A^{-1})(H - h_B^{-1})(H - h_C^{-1})), and a triangle is right-angled at C if and only if h_A^{-2} + h_B^{-2} = h_C^{-2} (the Symphonic Theorem).
        """
        from __future__ import annotations

        from pathlib import Path

        import sympy as sp
        from geometor.fundamentals.construct import build_topic_model
        from geometor.fundamentals.render import render_svg
        from geometor.model import Model


        def construct_f_50() -> tuple[Model, dict[str, sp.Expr]]:
            """Construct the exact symbolic/geometric model for F.50 (Altitudes, Mitchell's Reciprocal Heron Formula, and the Symphonic Theorem).

            Returns:
                Tuple of the populated `geometor.model.Model` and a dictionary of
                symbolic SymPy invariants for the reference configuration.
            """
            model, _ = build_topic_model(50, "Altitudes, Mitchell's Reciprocal Heron Formula, and the Symphonic Theorem")

            # Canonical Seelig reference triangle (a, b, c) = (5, 6, 7) symbolic invariants
            a, b, c = sp.Integer(5), sp.Integer(6), sp.Integer(7)
            s = (a + b + c) / 2
            area = sp.sqrt(s * (s - a) * (s - b) * (s - c))
            inradius = area / s
            circumradius = (a * b * c) / (4 * area)
            s_a = (b**2 + c**2 - a**2) / 2
            s_b = (c**2 + a**2 - b**2) / 2
            s_c = (a**2 + b**2 - c**2) / 2

            invariants: dict[str, sp.Expr] = {
                "s": s,
                "K": area,
                "r": sp.simplify(inradius),
                "R": sp.simplify(circumradius),
                "S_A": s_a,
                "S_B": s_b,
                "S_C": s_c,
            }
            return model, invariants


        if __name__ == "__main__":
            here = Path(__file__).resolve().parent
            model, extra_curves = build_topic_model(50, "Altitudes, Mitchell's Reciprocal Heron Formula, and the Symphonic Theorem")
            svg_out = render_svg(model, here / "f-50.svg", extra_curves=extra_curves)
            _, sym_invariants = construct_f_50()
            print(f"F.50: Altitudes, Mitchell's Reciprocal Heron Formula, and the Symphonic Theorem")
            print(f"  Elements in model: {len(model)}")
            print(f"  Rendered SVG:      {svg_out.name}")
            for k, v in sym_invariants.items():
                print(f"  {k} = {v}")