How to pronounce “natural logarithm” in English

of a large number near N being prime are roughly one over the natural logarithm of N.

- Now remember, on average consecutive primes sit about the natural logarithm of N apart.

It turns out that that plateau curve, like the natural logarithm, shows up in almost every area of our lives.

Now, if we plot the count of twin primes that this predicts, we see that it grows roughly like N over the natural logarithm of N squared,

- So, for twin primes, the main term grows roughly like this, something like N over the natural logarithm of N squared.

See where GPY average was stuck at two times theta, Maynard's average grew roughly like theta over two times the natural logarithm of K,

This tells you that, on average, a large number in the neighborhood of N, has 1 over the natural logarithm of N chance of being prime.

And my mother's name is Lynn too, which I always thought, oh, so you married the natural logarithm, right?