5L-s-P1: 5L-Inscribed Conic Center
It is well known that in a system of 5 random lines a unique inscribed conic can be constructed. This conic is 5L-s-Co1 and 5L-s-P1 is the center of this conic.
In a 4-Line the Newton Line (QL-L1) is the locus of the centers of all 4L-inscribed conics. Consequently the Newton Lines of the 5 Component 4-Lines pass through the Center of the 5L-Inscribed Conic.
It is well known that in a system of 5 random lines a unique inscribed conic can be constructed. This conic is 5L-s-Co1 and 5L-s-P1 is the center of this conic.
In a 4-Line the Newton Line (QL-L1) is the locus of the centers of all 4L-inscribed conics. Consequently the Newton Lines of the 5 Component 4-Lines pass through the Center of the 5L-Inscribed Conic.
Construction:
A simple way of construction of 5L-s-P1 is by drawing the Newton Lines (QL-L1) of two Component 4-Lines. The intersection point of these lines will be the center of the 5L-Inscribed Conic.
Coordinates:
When using barycentric coordinates/coefficients:
L1=(1:0:0), L2=(0:1:0), L3=(0:0:1), L4=(l:m:n), L5=(L:M:N),
then 5L-s-P1 has coordinates:
( m n L (M - N) - M N l (m - n) :
n l M (N - L) - N L m (n - l) :
l m N (L - M) - L M n ( l - m) )