Invariant sine-angle ratio for harmonic polygons

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Let PP be a harmonic polygon with area AA, sidelengths sis_i, and angles θi\theta_i as used in the paper. Sine-angle invariant conjecture. The quantity

∑sin⁡(2θi)A\frac{\sum\sin(2\theta_i)}{A}

is invariant. Equivalently,

∑sin⁡(2θi)∑si2\frac{\sum\sin(2\theta_i)}{\sum s_i^2}

is invariant. The source gives no resolution or proof for this assertion, so its status remains open.

References

Primary source

Ronaldo Garcia, Dan Reznik and Pedro Roitman, “New Properties and Invariants of Harmonic Polygons”, arXiv:2112.02545 (2022).

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