It represents a normal natural logarithm.
The natural logarithm, first described by Nepero, is the logarithm based on e, where e equals 2.71828....
It's established for all real and positive x-es, but also for complex numbers other than zero.
It represents a normal natural logarithm.
The natural logarithm, first described by Nepero, is the logarithm based on e, where e equals 2.71828....
It's established for all real and positive x-es, but also for complex numbers other than zero.