Programming forum <[email protected]> writes:
>[EMAIL PROTECTED] is the identity but [EMAIL PROTECTED] is not (the imaginary
>part of the result of ^. has magnitude less
>than o.1).  Find your own application of [EMAIL PROTECTED]@^ .
Roger,
Thanks for the interesting list of dualities.  As a tailpiece to the above,
the pairs {j./  and +.}  and {r./ and *.}  work in a similar way to the
above, only if I am right, the duality works in both directions.

Best Wishes,
Norman    

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