Hi, I’m currently working on MATH-1359 <https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MATH-1358?jql=project%20=%20MATH%20AND%20assignee%20=%20currentUser()%20AND%20resolution%20=%20Unresolved> which is working an analog of the relationship between sin(x) and sinx(x) = sin(x)/x but instead for log(1+x) = log1p(x). The sine function has the term "cardinal" associated with it when we actually perform cardinal sine (x) = sinc(x) = sin(x)/x however, I don't seem to see any clearly defined analog, in a quick glance at the literature , for the log function. Do you have any thoughts on what the name should be? Clearly first intuition would be log1pc(x), but that only follows from the sinc(x) naming convention and isn't necessarily rooted in the literature. Another thought that occurred to me was to name such a function log1pMultInv(x) implying that we're also multiplying by the multiplicative inverse. But, that is not rooted in the literature either. I would love to hear any suggestions that folks have for a naming convention that is intuitive here .
Many thanks and all the best, -Rob
