Examples
Basic Examples (2)
Find the three mixtilinear incircles for a reference triangle:
An equivalent specification:
Scope (4)
Find a list of properties for a triangle:
Visualize the three mixtilinear circles along with the reference triangle:
MixtilinearIncircles works with Triangle objects:
Find the mixtilinear incircles for several triangles:
Applications (3)
In the left most diagram, the overlapping inversion for vertex A = {0,0} uses circle inversion at A with power and then applies the reflection transformation about the angular bisector of A. This operation sends the mixtilinear-incircle-and-circumcircle contact point (black) to the blue point, which is the contact point between A-excircle and side BC:
Therefore the lines connecting A to the blue point and A to the black point are isogonal conjugate w.r.t the angle bisector of A. Similar results apply to B and C.
The isogonal conjugacy also relates the Nagel point (brown) and the Kimberling center X56 (blue). The latter is the concurrence of the lines joining the vertex and the corresponding mixtilinear-incircle-to-circumcircle contact point:
Given triangle ABC, the overlapping inversion at A sends the incenter to the A-excenter. Similar results applies to B and C:
Properties and Relations (1)
Display all available information from MixtilinearIncircles in a dataset:
Neat Examples (3)
For a given triangle the point X56 (blue), mixtilinear radical center (red), incenter (orange) and circumcenter (black) are collinear:
Show the collinearity:
Visualize the points and the line passing the four points:
Related Links
Version History
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1.0.1
– 22 April 2022
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1.0.0
– 01 November 2021
Related Resources
Author Notes
The function is designed as a handy companion to work with the thorough study about mixtilinear circle properties and a series of beautiful lemmata discussed in Baca's note. Check the Links section.