Abstract
Morley's trisector theorem states that in any triangle,
the three points of intersection of the adjacent angle trisectors
form an equilateral triangle,
called the first Morley triangle or simply the Morley triangle. This theorem is
listed in the 100 theorem list.
In this theory, we define some basics elements on complex geometry such as
axial symmetry, rotations. We also define basic property of congruent triangles in the
complex field following the model already presented in the afp.
In addition we demonstrate sines law in the complex context.
Finally we prove the Morley theorem using Alain Connes's proof.
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Topics
Session Morley_Theorem
- Complex_Angles
- Complex_Triangles_Definitions
- Complex_Trigonometry
- Third_Unity_Root
- Complex_Triangles
- Complex_Axial_Symmetry
- Morley