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What is the solution of equation?
intregal of Ax^2*exp(-x^2/2a^2)
What is the solution of equation?
intregal of Ax^2*exp(-x^2/2a^2)
The discussion revolves around the integral of the function Ax^2 * exp(-x^2/2a^2), which falls within the subject area of calculus, specifically focusing on integration techniques and properties of exponential functions.
The discussion is active, with participants offering various approaches and insights. There is no explicit consensus on a single method, but several productive lines of reasoning have been introduced, including integration techniques and statistical interpretations.
Participants question the level of calculus knowledge required to tackle the problem and discuss the implications of integrating over the whole real line versus a definite integral.
Do you want a definite or indefinite integral? The antiderivative of this function cannot be written in terms of elementry function. If you know the function erf(x) you can express the integral in terms of it (hint: integrate by parts). erf is usually defined in terms of the integral of exp(-x^2). You can also find the integral of the function over the whole real line by integrating by parts and using the fact that the whole real line integral of exp(-k x^2) isdanai_pa said:Please healp me
What is the solution of equation?
intregal of Ax^2*exp(-x^2/2a^2)