The conic ABCPP and the affine mapping TP

Conic CP passing through the five points ABCPQ, where ABC is a given ordinary triangle and Q=cP is the isotomcomplement of P, defined as the complement of the isotomic conjugate P of P with respect to triangle ABC.

The map TP is the affine map which takes triangle ABC to the cevian triangle DEF of P with respect to ABC.
The map TP is the affine map which takes triangle ABC to the cevian triangle D'E'F' of P with respect to ABC.

cP is a fixed point of TP, cP is a fixed point of TP and Z (center of the conic CP) is a fixed point of TP º TP-1.

The conic CP is parabola if and only if P lies on the Tucker nodal cubic (K015).

The conic CP is rectangular hyperbola if and only if P lies on the Lucas cubic (K007).




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Angel Montesdeoca. Octubre, 2016