Let P1.P2.P3.P4.P5 be a pentagon and in combination with S12.S23.S34.S45.S51 form a Pentagram.
Consider the 5 circles: (S12,P3,P5), (S23,P4,P1), (S34,P5,P2), (S45,P1,P3), (S51,P2,P4).
The radical axes of each pair of these circles concur in one punt. This point is called 5G-s-P5 and was found by Tran Quang Hung. See Ref-34, QFG#3654.
Consider the 5 circles: (S12,P3,P5), (S23,P4,P1), (S34,P5,P2), (S45,P1,P3), (S51,P2,P4).
The radical axes of each pair of these circles concur in one punt. This point is called 5G-s-P5 and was found by Tran Quang Hung. See Ref-34, QFG#3654.
