Publication Date

1-1-2024

Document Type

Article

Publication Title

Journal for Geometry and Graphics

Volume

28

Issue

1

First Page

19

Last Page

27

Abstract

We prove that (1) a tetrahedron is isosceles if and only if the vertices of its twin tetrahedron are the excenters of the tetrahedron, (2) if a tetrahedron is orthocentric, and if the orthocenter is either the incenter, the centroid, or the circumcenter, then the tetrahedron is regular, (3) a tetrahedron is regular if and only if the four ex-spheres are tangent to the in-sphere, and (4) we prove an inequality relating the in-radius, circumradius, and the distances between the in-center and the vertices of a tetrahedron.

Keywords

centroid, circumcenter, circumradius, circumsphere, ex-center, ex-radius, ex-sphere, in-center, in-radius, in-sphere, isosceles tetrahedron, Lagrange multipliers, orthocenter, orthocentric tetrahedron, regular tetrahedron, twin tetrahedron

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Department

Mathematics and Statistics

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