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Results tagged with discrete-geometry
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Finite or discrete collections of geometric objects. Packings, tilings, polyhedra, polytopes, intersection, arrangements, rigidity.
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Name of the perspector of the orthic triangle and excentral triangle
The orthic triangle and tangential triangles of a given triangle are in perspective. What's the official kimberling center associated with this perspector?
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Name this kimberling center
The lines which connect the vertices of a triangle with the tangent points between the Spieker circle and the medial triangle are concurrent. Which kimberling center does this point correspond to?
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Nagel line of a tetrahedron?
It's well known that there is an analogy for the Euler line in a tetrahedron, but is there also an analogy for the nagel line of a tetrahedron? I can't seem to find any decent literature talking about …
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