Integral representation of the Euler-Mascheroni constant

Millennial

I am trying to prove a specific representation of Euler's constant, but I am not really getting anywhere. I hoped you could help me with this one, because I looked it up on the Internet and even though the relation itself is found in many webpages, its proof is in none. The relation is
[tex]\gamma=-\int_{0}^{\infty}e^{-t}\log(t)dt[/tex]
I tried integrating by parts and integrating term by term using power series, but none of them show the identity. Thanks for your help from now.

micromass

See http://www.frm.utn.edu.ar/analisisds...cion_gamma.pdf on page 15.

Millennial

Thanks for the article. It comes up with a pretty good proof using the Weierstrass product of the Gamma function.

I sincerely wonder how I could not find that one with two hours of searching.