Perspective (geometry)

Although stated here for figures in a plane, the concept is easily extended to higher dimensions.

[2] An important special case occurs when the figures are triangles.

[4] Desargues' theorem states that a central couple of triangles is axial.

The converse statement, that an axial couple of triangles is central, is equivalent (either can be used to prove the other).

[5] When this happens, the nine associated points (six triangle vertices and three centers) and nine associated lines (three through each perspective center) form an instance of the Pappus configuration.

Two perspective triangles, with their perspective axis and center
Two triply perspective triangles BbY and CcX