Nonconic perimeter-centroid conjecture for polar polygons of bicentric images

Let B\cal{B}' be the conic-inscribed polar image of a generic bicentric family of NN-gons, and let P\cal{P}' be the conic to which B\cal{B}' is inscribed. Nonconic perimeter-centroid conjecture. Over the polar polygons of B\cal{B}' with respect to P\cal{P}', the locus of the perimeter centroid is never a conic. This is presented as a further experimental generalization and is not resolved in the supplied text.

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Filipe Bellio, Ronaldo Garcia and Dan Reznik, “Parabola-Inscribed Poncelet Polygons Derived from the Bicentric Family”, arXiv:2111.00979 (2022).

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