110.15 A wild Steiner–Lehmus chase

We present a proof the Steiner-Lehmus equal bisectors theorem by applying the Law of sines in rapid succession to a side-by-side comparison. For nearly two centuries, the quest for a direct proof has sustained interest in proving and reproving this theorem. We suggest that a second driving force may also be at play.

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The Mathematical Gazette
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2026-01-02
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https://doi.org/10.1080/00255572.2025.2594896
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Sports Dynamics and Biomechanics
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110.15 A wild Steiner–Lehmus chase

Mehmet Orhon, Eric L. Grinberg
The Mathematical Gazette
Sports Dynamics and Biomechanics
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110.15 A wild Steiner–Lehmus chase

Mehmet Orhon, Eric L. Grinberg
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Abstract

We present a proof the Steiner-Lehmus equal bisectors theorem by applying the Law of sines in rapid succession to a side-by-side comparison. For nearly two centuries, the quest for a direct proof has sustained interest in proving and reproving this theorem. We suggest that a second driving force may also be at play.

The Mathematical GazetteVol. 110(577)
University of New Hampshire at Manchester (US), University of Massachusetts Boston (US)
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Sports Dynamics and Biomechanics
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