nL-o-2L1: nL-Orthogonal Reflective Axes


There are n versions of (n-1)-Lines contained in an n-Line.

For n=odd there are two orthogonal axes (nL-o-2L1) at Morley’s first Orthocenter X=nL-o-P1 being the common angle bisectors of the n versions of angles mL-n-ph.X.mL-n-pk, where m=(n-1), h=(n-1)/2, k=(n-3)/2. Note that the letter “p” is in lower case. See nL-n-pi for definition of these points.

Moreover the distance ratios X.mL-n-ph_i / X.mL-n-pk_i are equal for i=1, … ,n.

The Reflective Axes exist for n=5,7,9,…. (not for n=3).

See nL-o-P1. See also [34], QFG-message #910.

Example:

5L-o-2L1a/b are the common angle bisectors of the 5 versions of angles 4L-n-p2_i.X.4L-n-p1_i (where X=5L-o-P1) and the distance ratios X.4L-n-p2_i / X.4L-n-p1_i are equal for i=1, … ,5.

Infovisual nL-o-2L1-infovisual-cvt-01.png
Correspondence with ETC/EQF
  • When n=3, then 3L-o-2L1 is not defined.



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