1975. Isogonal Inscribed Triangles

 

1857. Isogonal Curves and Isogonal Perspectors

 1.) Let P be a point and A1B1C1 cevian triangle of P.

A2: inverse of A1 in the circle PBC. Define B2, C2 cyclically.
*ABC and A2B2C2 are perspective if P lies on a curve C passing through X(2)-centroid, X(4)-Orthocenter and X(13)-1st Fermat-Toricelli point.
For X(2)-centroid, X(4)-Orthocenter and X(13)-1st Fermat-Toricelli point perspectors of ABC and A2B2C2 are X(524), X(403) and X(36211).

2.) Let P be a point and A1B1C1 circumcevian triangle of P.
A2: inverse of A1 in the circle PBC. Define B2, C2 cyclically.
**ABC and A2B2C2 are perspective if P lies on a curve C*  passing through X(6)-symmedian point, X(3)-Circumcenter and X(15)-1st Isodynamic point.
For  X(6)-symmedian point, X(3)-Circumcenter and X(15)-1st Isodynamic point perspectors of ABC and A2B2C2 are X(111), X(5504) and X(36209).

*** Do curves C and C* defined in problem 1 and 2 are isogonal conjugates?
**** Interestingly perspectors in problem 1 and perspectors in problem 2 are isogonal conjugate points. 
Does this property valid for all perspectors?

1845. Circle Passing Through Isogonal Conjugate

1827. Similar Triangles, Isogonal Conjugates

1760. On Isogonal Conjugates

1753. Gibert-Burek-Moses Concurrent Circles Image of Isogonal Conjugate of P

1729. Isogonal-Parallel Circle of P

1721. A Property Of Isogonal Conjugates

1720. Collinear Circumcenters

1715. A Conic On Neuberg Cubic

1605. Isogonal Cevians and Circular Points

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