Logarithm
Logarithm
Mathematical function, inverse of an exponential function.
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First pulled by mpigeon, Oct 16, 2026
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Natural logarithm
Logarithm to the base of the mathematical constant e.
14%
Exponentiation
Arithmetic operation.
11%
E (mathematical constant)
Base of natural logarithms.
8.1%
John Napier
Scottish mathematician (1550–1617).
5.5%
Mathematical table
List of values of a mathematical function.
4.8%
Common logarithm
Mathematical function.
4.7%
Binary logarithm
Exponent of a power of two.
4.1%
History of logarithms
Development of the mathematical function.
3.2%
Derivative
Instantaneous rate of change (mathematics).
3.1%
Slide rule
Mechanical analog computer.
3%
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Natural logarithm
Logarithm to the base of the mathematical constant e.
18%
Arithmetic
Branch of elementary mathematics.
8.5%
John Napier
Scottish mathematician (1550–1617).
7.5%
E (mathematical constant)
Base of natural logarithms.
6.2%
Common logarithm
Mathematical function.
3.2%
Slide rule
Mechanical analog computer.
3.2%
Exponentiation
Arithmetic operation.
2.2%
Shipbuilding
Construction of ships and floating vessels.
1.6%
Logarithmic scale
Measurement scale based on orders of magnitude.
1.3%
Prime number
Number divisible only by 1 and itself.
1.2%