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Six Circles Theorem (Evelyn): What is this about?
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The applet is supposed to illustrate the following statement:
| In a triangle, any chain of circles that touch their neighbors and successive pairs of sides of the triangle counts at most six circles. |
References
- Evelyn, C. J. A., Money-Coutts, G. B., Tyrrell, J. A., A Theorem about a Triangle and Six Circles, in The Seven Circles Theorem and Other New Theorems, Stacey International, 1974, pp. 49-58.
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