Binary logarithm: Difference between revisions

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Binary logarithm

The symbols log2, lb or ld are used for the binary logarithm, also called dual logarithm or logarithm base two.

You can calculate the binary logarithm of n using the identity:

$$ \log_2(n) = \ln(n) / \ln(2) $$

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-The symbols '''log2''', '''lb''' or '''ld''' are used for the '''[[Wikipedia: Binary logarithm|binary logarithm]]''', also called '''dual logarithm''' or '''logarithm base two'''.
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+The symbols '''log2''', '''lb''' or '''ld''' are used for the '''binary logarithm''', also called '''dual logarithm''' or '''logarithm base two'''.
 == Log2 of the first primes ==
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-You can calculate the binary logarithm of n like this:
+You can calculate the binary logarithm of ''n'' using the identity:
- log2(n) = ln(n)/ln(2)
+$$ \log_2(n) = \ln(n) / \ln(2) $$
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