Abstract
The Apollonius theorem gives the length of a median of a triangle in terms of the lengths of its sides. The straightforward generalization of this theorem obtained for m-simplices in the n-dimensional Euclidean space for n greater than or equal to m is given. Based on this, generalizations of properties related to the medians of a triangle are presented. In addition, applications of the generalized Apollonius' theorem and the related to the medians results, are given for obtaining: (a) the minimal spherical surface that encloses a given simplex or a given bounded set, (b) the thickness of a simplex that it provides a measure for the quality or how well shaped a simplex is, and (c) the convergence and error estimates of the root-finding bisection method applied on simplices.
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