14th ibmo - cuba 1999/q6.
Source: Spanish Communities
April 16, 2006
inductionnumber theorygeometry unsolvedgeometry
Problem Statement
Let and points in the plane and a point in the perpendiclar bisector of . It is constructed a sequence of points in the following way: and for , if does not belongs to , then is the circumcentre of the triangle .Find all the points such that the sequence is defined for all and turns eventually periodic.Note: A sequence is called eventually periodic if there exist positive integers and such that for all .