Angle bisectors. #
This file proves lemmas relating to bisecting angles.
A point p is equidistant to two affine subspaces if and only if the angles at a point p'
in their intersection between p and its orthogonal projections onto the subspaces are equal.
A point p is equidistant to two affine subspaces (typically lines, for this version of the
lemma) if the oriented angles at a point p' in their intersection between p and its orthogonal
projections onto the subspaces are equal.
The oriented angles at a point p' in their intersection between p and its orthogonal
projections onto two affine subspaces (typically lines, for this version of the lemma) are equal
if p is equidistant to the two subspaces.
A point p is equidistant to two affine subspaces (typically lines, for this version of the
lemma) if and only if the oriented angles at a point p' in their intersection between p and
its orthogonal projections onto the subspaces are equal.
A point p is equidistant to two affine subspaces (typically lines, for this version of the
lemma) if twice the oriented angles at a point p' in their intersection between p and its
orthogonal projections onto the subspaces are equal.
A point p is equidistant to two lines p₁ p₂ and p₁ p₃ if the oriented angles at p₁
are equal modulo π.
If a point p is equidistant to two different lines p₁ p₂ and p₁ p₃, the oriented angles
at p₁ are equal modulo π.
A point p is equidistant to two different lines p₁ p₂ and p₁ p₃ if and only if the
oriented angles at p₁ are equal modulo π.