-
point of a
triangle with
largest angle at most 120° is
simply its
first isogonic center or X(13)[citation needed],
which is
constructed as follows: Construct...
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magnetic north is east of true north, and
negative when it is to the west.
Isogonic lines are
lines on the Earth's
surface along which the
declination has...
- space. In the
study of the Earth's
magnetic field, the term
isogon or
isogonic line
refers to a line of
constant magnetic declination, the
variation of...
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defining properties of the
coordinates of a
triangle center.
Hence the 1st
isogonic center is also a
triangle center. Let f(a,b,c)={1if a2>b2+bc+c2⟺if A>2...
- This was the
first such
chart to be
published and the
first on
which isogonic, or Halleyan,
lines appeared. The use of such
lines inspired later ideas...
- the
vertices to the
incenters of the
opposite faces are concurrent. An
isogonic tetrahedron has
concurrent cevians that join the
vertices to the points...
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aureola in a
medieval illuminated m****cript Coat of arms of Guam The two
isogonic centers of a
triangle are the
intersections of
three vesicae piscis whose...
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Isogonal trajectory, in
curve theory Isogonal conjugate, in
triangle geometry Isogonic line, in the
study of Earth's
magnetic field, a line of
constant magnetic...
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Information on
declination for a
region can be
represented by a
chart with
isogonic lines (contour
lines with each line
representing a
fixed declination)....
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vertices to the
incenters of the
opposite faces are concurrent, and an
isogonic tetrahedron has
concurrent cevians that join the
vertices to the points...