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A Tour of Triangle Geometry

Small book cover: A Tour of Triangle Geometry

A Tour of Triangle Geometry
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Publisher: Florida Atlantic University
Number of pages: 52

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In this paper we outline some interesting results with illustrations made by dynamic software. We shall center around the notions of reflection and isogonal conjugation, and introduce a number of interesting triangle centers, lines, conics, and a few cubic curves.

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