2022
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-031-13588-0_3
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Exploring the Steiner-Soddy Porism

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“…We can roughly divide it into three groups: (i) the study of point loci over certain triangle families [18,19,27], (ii) proving that loci of certain Poncelet triangle families are of a given curve type [9,13,21,23], and (iii) proving properties and invariants over N ≥ 3 Poncelet families [2,4,6,22]. Also related is the Steiner-Soddy Poncelet family which are the polar image of the so-called Brocard porism with respect to the circumcircle [10].…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…We can roughly divide it into three groups: (i) the study of point loci over certain triangle families [18,19,27], (ii) proving that loci of certain Poncelet triangle families are of a given curve type [9,13,21,23], and (iii) proving properties and invariants over N ≥ 3 Poncelet families [2,4,6,22]. Also related is the Steiner-Soddy Poncelet family which are the polar image of the so-called Brocard porism with respect to the circumcircle [10].…”
Section: Related Workmentioning
confidence: 99%