seven circles theorem

about a chain of six circles tangent to a seventh circle and each to its 2 neighbors
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John Alfred Tyrrell, John Evelyn[2][3]
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Summary

seven circles theorem is a theorem[1].

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Credited discoveries include John Alfred Tyrrell[2], a mathematician[6], 1932–1992[7] and John Evelyn[3], a mathematician[8], 1904–1976[9].

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