Very interesting! I wonder how this relates to differentiation with respect to more general functions. For instance, in statistical physics we often have expressions containing d/d(log x).
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In general df/dg=(df/dx)/(dg/dx) which means that d/dg(x)=(1/g’(x))*d/dx The derivative of ln(x) is 1/x, meaning that d/d(log x)=C*x*d/dx where C is some constant dependent on the base of the logarithm.