The bic-III excenter-locus conjecture

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Let P1P2P3P_1P_2P_3 be a bic-III family of triangles inscribed in an outer circle C\mathcal{C}, with each side tangent to a distinct in-pencil circle, and assume all four in-pencil circles are distinct. The excenters are the three excenters of the triangle. The bic-III excenter-locus conjecture. Over the bic-III family, the excenters sweep three distinct non-conic curves. This is an experimental observation about the three excenter loci in the bic-III family, and no proof or resolution is supplied.

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Ronaldo Garcia, Boris Odehnal and Dan Reznik, “Loci of Poncelet Triangles in the General Closure Case”, arXiv:2108.05430 (2022).

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