Imaginez un théorème si simple à énoncer qu’un collégien pourrait le comprendre… et pourtant, il a défié les plus grands esprits pendant 358 ans !
Dans ce hors-série, nous plongeons avec Aurélien et Sébastien dans l’histoire du dernier théorème de Fermat, du "post-it" griffonné par Pierre de Fermat jusqu’à sa démonstration par Andrew Wiles en 1994.
En chemin, on parle de cryptographie, d’intelligence artificielle et d’un projet fou : faire comprendre cette preuve à un ordinateur !
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