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    Stan Math Library
    5.1.0
    
   Automatic Differentiation 
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Return the first argument times the log of the second argument.
The result is 0 if both arguments are 0. The funcgtion is defined by lmultiply(x, y) = x * log(y) if x or y is non-zero and lmultiply(0, 0) = 0 otherwise.
| T1 | type of the first argument | 
| T2 | type of the second argument | 
| a | first argument | 
| b | second argument | 
Definition at line 25 of file lmultiply.hpp.