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It is interesting to note that the Lambert Function W=ProductLog[...] could be found even in standard option theory formulas.
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QuoteOriginally posted by: henny> > alexandreC: solution using a mirror placed in the line y=x(a = -4, b = -2)?No.This is a mirror at y=x followed by a mirror at y=-x .A
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sure. I was just saying that that has nothing to do with the symmetry under discussion.
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