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Conjugation 2: Conjugate lines in a triangle

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  01 August 2016

C. J. Bradley*
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Flat 4, Terrill Court, 12–14 Apsley Court, Clifton, Bristol BS8 2SP
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In a previous note the present author has given an account of the conjugations known as isogonal conjugation and isotomic conjugation with respect to a given triangle and has shown how to generalise the idea of conjugation involving a pair of points so that P(l, m, n) is q-conjugate, by means of a construction involving a transversal q, to the point (p 2/l, q 2/m, r 2/n) and he has also demonstrated how to perform the geometrical constructions involved. When there is a self-conjugate point at the incentre I one has isogonal conjugation, and when there is a self-conjugate point at the centroid G one has isotomic conjugation.

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