How to get the normalized log-normal distribution equation?

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I have a quick(?) question about log-normal distribution. As far as I know, the right-side equation (from wiki) is the PDF of log-normal distribution. However... How I can get the left-side equation...??

I do not know how I can get the normalized log-normal function? please help me...
 

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The RHS equation is the normalized log distribution.
The LHS shows the norm-log distribution... compare with normal distribution.
 
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