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Mathematical Reference Page 1 Appendix D Mathematical Reference D.1. Standard Integrals
∫ y exp(ay) dy = 1 a2 exp(ay)(ay − 1) ∫ ym exp(ay) dy = 1 a ym exp(ay) − m a ∫ ym−1 exp(ay)
dy ∞ ∫ y=0 exp ( −ay2) dy = 1 2 √ π a ∞ ∫ y=0 y exp ( −ay2) dy = 1 2 ∞ ∫ y=0 y2 exp (
−ay2) dy = 1 4a √ π a ∞ ∫ y=0 y4 exp ( −ay2) dy = 3 8a2 √ π a ∞ ∫ y=0 y2n exp ( −ay2) dy =
1 � 3 � 5���(2n − 1) 2n+1an √ π a ∞ ∫ 0 ϵn i exp ( −b ϵ p i ) = (k) pbk , where n > −1,p > 0,b >
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