Currently I am busy with the subjects
- Complexity Theory
- Algebraic Topology
Next semester I will follow
- A seminar on graph theory
- Homotopy type theory
- Set theory
- Formalisation
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Logarithms (Incomplete)
Hello, I would like to define things related to logarithms: \(\ln,e\). I want to then prove facts like \(\ln(e)=1\), that \(\ln\) is the inverse of \(x\mapsto e^x\) and that the derivative of \(\ln\) is \(x\mapsto 1/x\).
Definition For \(0 < x\) we define
\[\ln(x) := \lim_{n\to \infty} n(\sqrt[n]{x}-1).\]I should prove that this that the sequence convergence, that it is continuous and that it is diffferentiable, but I don’t feel like doing this at the moment.