Shouldn't this article redirect to logrithm, since ln is just log
e? Granted, the natural logrithm is very useful, but it is still just a logrithm.
A logrithm? What's that? Is that the faint distant drum you hear when you put your ear real closed to a log? :-) But seriously, the natural logarithm is not "just a logarithm"; it has many special properties that other logarithms don't have and is the source of the definition of
e. That warrants a separate article. --
JanHidders
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