See also
Fermat Points,
First Napoleon Point,
Inner Napoleon Triangle,
Inner Vecten Triangle,
Napoleon's
Theorem,
Outer Napoleon Triangle,
Outer Vecten Triangle,
Second
Napoleon Point
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References
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Containing an Account of Its Most Recent Extensions with Numerous Examples, 2nd rev.
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Subject classifications
is the concurrence of lines
drawn between vertices of a given triangle 
and the opposite vertices of the corresponding inner
Napoleon triangle 
.
The triangle center function of the first
Napoleon point is
is the concurrence of lines
drawn between vertices of a given triangle 
and the opposite vertices of the corresponding outer
Napoleon triangle 
.
The triangle center function of the point
is
