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'''''Euler Number''''', symbolized ''e'', is a useful [[mathematical]] constant which is a [[transcendental]] number approximately equal to 2.718281828459045 . ''e'' can be used in [[logarithm]]s as the base, called a [[natural logarithm]]. ''e'' is named for [[Swiss]] [[mathematician]] [[Leonhard Euler]], though he did not discover the constant.
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The '''Euler Number''', symbolized ''e'', is a useful [[mathematical]] constant which is an irrational [[transcendental]] number approximately equal to 2.718281828459045 . ''e'' can be used in [[logarithm]]s as the base, called a [[natural logarithm]]. ''e'' is named for [[Swiss]] [[mathematician]] [[Leonhard Euler]], though he did not discover the constant.
  
 
It has some remarkable properties. For example:
 
It has some remarkable properties. For example:

Revision as of 02:57, December 29, 2015

The Euler Number, symbolized e, is a useful mathematical constant which is an irrational transcendental number approximately equal to 2.718281828459045 . e can be used in logarithms as the base, called a natural logarithm. e is named for Swiss mathematician Leonhard Euler, though he did not discover the constant.

It has some remarkable properties. For example:

(i.e. the exponential function is an eigenfunction of the derivative operator, with eigenvalue 1).

Formulae for e

  • With limits -

  • With infinite series -