The plural form of antilogarithm; multiple numbers that are each the result of raising a base to given logarithmic powers.
From antilogarithm (singular) + -s (English plural marker). Standard pluralization of the mathematical term.
Tables of antilogarithms were so important to science and engineering that entire reference books were dedicated solely to listing them with high precision—a single error in these tables could sink a ship or launch a rocket off course.
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