| Euler asserts that the sum of the harmonic series equals the natural logarithm of infinity plus a quantity that is nearly a constant. |
| The logarithm is only one of many nonlinear but monotonic functions that can be applied to measurements prior to analysis. |
| The logarithm remains an important mathematical function but its use in calculating has gone for ever. |
| The logarithm of the hazard function is linearly related to each predictor. |
| If the logarithm is taken as the forward function, the function taking the base to a given power is then called the antilogarithm. |
| It was a 17th century Scottish baron, John Napier, who first discovered the power of the logarithm as an important function in mathematics. |
