What Is the Integral of e^-(constant)x^2?

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Need the integral of e^-(constant)x^2...don't want to use guass integral trick
 
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The indefinite integral cannot be expressed in simple form. Usually it is given in terms of a function called "erf", which is simply a standard form (constant=1/2) integral.
 

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