geometry problems from Deux Mathematical Olympiad + Shortlist , Mock USAMO & USA(J)MO), with aops links
it took place inside Aops, details here
2020
Let \triangle ABC with BC being the minimum length, and D as the intersection of the tangents of (ABC) at points B and C. Internal angle bisectors of \angle B, \angle C intersects circle with radius DB at E and F respectively. Define I as its incenter. Suppose M,N are the circumcenters of AIE, AIF, and BI, CI intersects (ABC) at X,Y. Prove that \frac{YM}{XN} = \frac{CH - AH}{BH - AH} where H is the orthocenter of \triangle ABC.
by Jonathan Christian, Indonesia
DeuX MO 2020 Shortlist G2 (Level I Problem 2)
Let ABC be an acute triangle such that D,E,F lies on BC, CA, AB respectively and AD,BE,CF be its altitudes. Let P be the common point of EF with the circumcircle of \triangle ABC, with P on the minor arc of AC. Define H' \not= B as the common point of BE with the circumcircle of \triangle ABC. Prove that \angle ADH' = \angle APF if and only if \angle ABP = \angle CBM where M denotes the midpoint of AC.
by Orestis Lignos, Greece
DeuX MO 2020 Shortlist G3 (Level II Problem 4)
Given an acute triangle ABC. Define D,E,F as the foot of A,B,C altitude respectively. Let X_A, X_B, X_C be the incenters of \triangle AEF, \triangle BDF, \triangle CDE. We name a triangle A-yemyem if the circle (AX_B X_C) is tangent to (ABC). Define B-yemyem and C-yemyemsimilarly. Prove that if a triangle is A-yemyem and B-yemyem, then it is C-yemyem as well.
by Farrel Dwireswara Salim, Indonesia
Let \triangle ABC be a triangle such that AB \not= AC and \angle A < 60^{\circ}. Let B' be the reflection of B with respect to AC and C' be the reflection of C with respect to AB. Let \Gamma be the circumcircle of \triangle AB'C'. Suppose the tangent of \Gamma passing through A intersects B'C' at point X. Let X' to be the reflection of X with respect to point A. Prove that X' lies on BC.
by Yoshua Yonatan, Indonesia
Given a triangle ABC with circumcenter O and orthocenter H. Line OH meets AB, AC at E,F respectively. Define S as the circumcenter of AEF. The circumcircle of AEF meets the circumcircle of ABC again at J, J \not= A. Line OH meets circumcircle of JSO again at D, D \not= O and circumcircle of JSO meets circumcircle of ABC again at K, K \not= J. Define M as the intersection of JK and OH and DK meets circumcircle of ABC at points K,G. Prove that circumcircle of GHM and circumcircle of ABC are tangent to each other.
by 郝敏言, China
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