Let ABC be a triangle and A'B'C' the antipedal triangle of N.
Denote:
Ea, Eb, Ec = the Euler lines of the triangles A'BC, B'CA, C'AB, resp.
1. Ea, Eb,Ec are concurrent.
Points?
1) Z1 = reflection of X(5) in X(128)
= (S^2+SB*SC)*(4*SA^2+(6*R^2-4* SW)*SA-22*R^2*SW+4*SW^2+27*R^ 4) : : (barycentrics)
= 3*X(5)-2*X(137) = 3*X(128)-X(137) = 4*X(128)-X(1263) = 4*X(137)-3*X(1263) = 3*X(381)-X(11671)
= on cubics K465, K725 and these lines: {2,12026}, {3,2888}, {4,13512}, {5,128}, {30,930}, {140,1141}, {381,11671}, {495,3327}, {496,7159}, {539,6150}, {549,13372}, {6069,14050}
= midpoint of X(i) and X(j) for these {i,j}: {4,13512}, {6069,14050}
= reflection of X(i) in X(j) for these (i,j): (3,6592), (5,128), (1141,140), (1263,5)
= anticomplement of X(12026)
= [ 7.910112378714122, 4.04245651581737, -2.808780357680317 ]
2) Z2=X(1141)
3) Z3 = reflection of X(1263) in X(128)
= (S^2+SB*SC)*(8*SA^2+(12*R^2-8* SW)*SA+45*R^4+2*S^2+6*SW^2-36* R^2*SW) : : (barycentrics)
= 3*X(5)-4*X(128) = 5*X(5)-4*X(137) = 3*X(5)-2*X(1263) = 5*X(128)-3*X(137) = 6*X(137)-5*X(1263) = 3*X(549)-2*X(1141) = 3*X(549)-4*X(6592) = 5*X(632)-4*X(12026)
= On lines: {5,128}, {30,13512}, {74,550}, {546,11671}, {549,1141}, {632,12026}, {2888,10205}
= reflection of X(i) in X(j) for these (i,j): (550,930), (1141,6592), (1263,128), (11671,546)
= {X(i),X(j)}-Harmonic conjugate of X(k) for these (i,j,k): (128, 1263, 5), (1141, 6592, 549)
= [ 15.267353015793340, 8.40301970251172, -9.223281319428352 ]
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