The ellipse conjecture for interior points associated with circumcenters
The ellipse conjecture for interior points associated with circumcenters
Let be a triangle, and let be a point such that lie on a conic, where , , and are the circumcenters of triangles , , and , respectively.
Ellipse conjecture. The set of all interior points of the triangle satisfying this condition is an ellipse.
This problem arises in the study of geometric loci defined by conics and circumcenters. The source presents the assertion as a further-research problem, and no resolution is supplied here.
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Primary source
Andrija Živadinović and Veljko Toljić, “About a sequence of points and a relationship between pencils of conics and circles in the Euclidean plane”, arXiv:2110.03597 (2021).
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