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Le 28/02/2025 à 15:24, Richard Hachel a écrit :
> Nous avons dit de nombreuses fois que les racines complexes d'une courbe 

"Nous" :)

> étaient les racines réelles de sa courbe miroir (en rotation de 180°) et 
> réciproquement.

miroir =  rotation de 180° :)

Mais quel abruti...

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F.J.