A constructive fixed point approach to the existence of a triangle with prescribed angle bisector lengths
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In the paper under review, a new solution of the three bisector problem is given by the use of Banach fixed point theorem. In other words, it is shown the existence of a triangle with prescribed interior bisector lengths. Many historical remarks are included.
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