Find x in four decimal places, if lo g e ( x 1 ) = x .
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lo g e ( x 1 ) = x ⟹ e lo g e ( x 1 ) = e x ⟹ x 1 = e x ⟹ x e x = 1
By definition of the Lambert-W function : If x e x = n then x = W ( n )
In this case x e x = 1 so x = W ( 1 ) also known as Omega constant
Here is the approximation of the Omega constant up to fourth decimal digit: 0 . 5 6 7 1
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