Napierian logarithm
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Na·pier·i·an logarithm
(nə-pîr′ē-ən, nā-)n.
See natural logarithm.
[After John Napier.]
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Napierian logarithm
(nəˈpɪərɪən; neɪ-)n
(Mathematics) another name for natural logarithm
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nat′ural log′arithm
n.
a logarithm having e as a base. Symbol: ln Also called Napierian logarithm. Compare common logarithm.
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