  We consider the modified Korteweg-de Vries equation (mKdV) and prove that
given any sum P of solitons and breathers of (mKdV) (with distinct velocities),
there exists a solution p of (mKdV) such that p(t) -- P(t) $\rightarrow$ 0 when
t $\rightarrow$ +$\infty$, which we call multi-breather. In order to do this,
we work at the H^2 level (even if usually solitons are considered at the H^1
level). We will show that this convergence takes place in any H^s space and
that this convergence is exponentially fast in time. We also show that the
constructed multi-breather is unique in two cases: in the class of solutions
which converge to the profile P faster than the inverse of a polynomial of a
large enough degree in time (we will call this a super polynomial convergence),
or (without hypothesis on the convergence rate), when all the velocities are
positive.
