Can you integrate $int e^(-x^2$ using integration by parts?

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Answer 1 · 2016-02-24T20:42:30

No you can't, answer below give the derivate

It's gauss law, you can find a value from $-oo$ to $oo$ with a little trick, but you can't express it in term of elementary function, sorry

Can you integrate int e^(-x^2 int e^(-x^2 using integration by parts?