Line conjugates in the plane of a triangle
This is an immersion into the world of computations in barycentric and trilinear coordinates. In this world, notions of trilinear and of barycentric line conjugation are defined, which assign a point to a pair of points; functional equations for these conjugations appear, the effects of these conjugations on triangle centers is investigated, all without a captivating narrative thread and in search of a motivation, as witnessed by the authors' concluding remark that ``possibly some interesting applications of line conjugation to central triangles await discovery.
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