Ceva's theorem. #
This file proves various versions of Ceva's theorem.
References #
- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ceva%27s_theorem
A version of Ceva's theorem for an arbitrary indexed affinely independent family of points:
consider some lines, each through one of the points and an affine combination of the points, and
suppose they concur at p'; then p' is an affine combination of the points with weights
proportional to those in the respective affine combinations.
A version of Ceva's theorem for a finite indexed affinely independent family of points:
consider some lines, each through one of the points and an affine combination of the points, and
suppose they concur at p'; then p' is an affine combination of the points with weights
proportional to those in the respective affine combinations.
Ceva's theorem for a triangle, expressed in terms of multiplying weights.
Ceva's theorem for a triangle, expressed using division.