Encyclopedia of Triangle Centers
The Encyclopedia of Triangle Centers (ETC) is an online list of over 30,000 (December 2018) triangle points . It is maintained by Clark Kimberling , Professor of Mathematics at the University of Evansville.
Each entry in the list is assigned a so-called Kimberling number in the form X (n). The information about each point includes its trilinear and barycentric coordinates as well as its position in relation to straight lines that connect other identified points. The ETC also offers a glossary of terms and definitions.
In 1998, Kimberling published the 400 most important triangle points of the online encyclopedia in book form under the title Triangle Centers and Central Triangles .
List of some triangle points with Kimberling numbers
Surname | number |
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Inscribed center | X (1) |
main emphasis | X (2) |
Circumcenter | X (3) |
Intersection point (orthocenter) | X (4) |
Center of the Feuerbach circle | X (5) |
Lemoine point (symmetry point, Grebe point) | X (6) |
Gergonne point | X (7) |
Nail point | X (8) |
Midpoint | X (9) |
Spieker Point (Spieker Center) | X (10) |
1. Fermat point | X (13) |
2. Fermat point | X (14) |
1st isodynamic point | X (15) |
2nd isodynamic point | X (16) |
1. Napoleon point | X (17) |
2. Napoleon point | X (18) |
Clawson point | X (19) |
Longchamps point | X (20) |
Schiffler point | X (21) |
Exeter point | X (22) |
Bevan point | X (40) |
Kosnita point | X (54) |
Tarry point | X (98) |
Steiner point | X (99) |
Isoperimetric point | X (175) |
1. Vecten point | X (485) |
2. Vecten point | X (486) |