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Significant points on circles centre the circumcentre

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  23 January 2015

Christopher J Bradley*
Affiliation:
Flat 4, Terrill Court, 12-14, Apsley Road, Bristol BS8 2SP

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In Figure 1, triangle ABC has circumcentre O and X, Y, Z are the midpoints of the sides BC, CA, AB respectively. P is a point in the plane of ABC not lying on any of its sides. Σ is the circumcircle and S is the circle centre O passing through P.

Points on S are defined as follows. Points U, V, W are the points of intersection of AP, BP, CP with S. Points L, M, N are the reflections of P in the lines XO, YO, ZO respectively.

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Copyright © The Mathematical Association 2011

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References

1. Bradley, Christopher and Smith, Geoff C., On a construction of Hagge, Forum Geometricorum (7) (2007) p. 231247.Google Scholar