How can i put the Ln function in improper integral?

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SWAGATA BHUNIA on 5 Mar 2016

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 When I am using the Log function in improper integral, it is working but I need the Ln function. Is there any solution?

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Torsten on 7 Mar 2016

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In MATLAB notation, log(x) is the usual ln(x) (i.e. logarithm to the base e).

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Torsten.

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SWAGATA BHUNIA on 7 Mar 2016

Thank you for giving me this information.

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