Douglas-Neumann Theorem
If the lines joining corresponding points of two directly similar figures are divided proportionally, then the locus of the points of the division will be a figure directly similar to the given figures.
Fundamental Theorem of Directly Similar Figures
Let $F_0$ and $F_1$ denote two directly similar figures in the plane, where $P_1$ in $F_1$ corresponds to $P_0$ in $F_0$ under the given similarity. Let $r$ in $(0,1)$, and define $F_r=\{(1-r)P_0+rP_1:P_0 \in F_0,P_1 \in F_1\}$. Then $F_r$ is also directly similar to $F_0$.