Integral of 1/lnx: Calculate Here

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The integral of 1/ln(x) cannot be expressed in terms of elementary functions. This integral is related to the logarithmic integral function, often denoted as Li(x). Users discussed the implications of this result and referenced resources for further exploration. The logarithmic integral is significant in number theory and asymptotic analysis. Understanding this integral is essential for advanced mathematical applications.
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