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Median and pedal triangles and derived fractals: an introductory account
It is rather easily seen that joining the midpoints of the sides of a triangle yields four congruent triangles that in turn are similar to the original triangle (Figure 1). This figure might be used to provided a self-evident geometric … Continue reading
Posted in art, Scientific ramblings
Tagged fractal, fractals, Geometric construction, geometry, mathematics, triangles
Infinite bisections required for trisection of an angle
Figure 1: Self-evident demonstration of Figure 2: Application of the same as serial bisections to trisect the angle. In the example chosen here we have . In ten steps we get to which is a pretty close, though in principle … Continue reading
Posted in art, Scientific ramblings
Tagged Geometric construction, geometry, mathematics, recreational geometry, series sum, triangles, trisection
Some meanderings among golden stuff-2
Related stuff: Golden Ratio-0 Golden Ratio-1 If the golden ratio can fascinate erudite men of high IQ then what to say of simpletons like us. Hence, we shall here talk about some more trivia in this regard. The golden ratio … Continue reading
Posted in art, Scientific ramblings
Tagged Geometric construction, geometry, Golden Ratio, mathematics, recreational geometry, triangles, trigonometry
Leaves from the scrapbook
There were extensive memoirs in the form of electronic scrapbooks of Somakhya, Lootika and some members of their circle. Those in the know read the available excerpts due to matters of considerable interest being recorded in them. Other parts were … Continue reading
Posted in art, Life
Tagged chaos, Geometric construction, geometry, ghost, ghosts, Lotka-Volterra, population dynamics, Story, triangles, trigonometry, trisection
van Aubel’s theorem
The van Aubel’s theorem is a simple theorem which is comparable to the theorem attributed to the French conqueror Napoleon Bonaparte regarding triangles. It is easy to prove once you know the upāya, even as the yogin-s would say ānanda … Continue reading
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Tagged Geometric construction, geometry, mathematics, philosophy, triangles, trigonometry, van Aubel
Some trivia on equilateral triangles and the like
One may ask why one needs to revisit elementary geometry that was usually studied at secondary school. The simple answer is it is a good recreation. But it is not like any recreation, because it also opens the doors to … Continue reading
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Tagged centroid, circumcenter, conics, Euler line, incenter, Kiepert hyperbola, Nagel line, Nagel point, Napoleon, nine-point circle, orthocenter, Spieker point, triangles
