It's not possible to antidifferentiate this function, but there is a trick you can use for a definite integral involving this function. If, for example, your integral is int(e^(x^2))dx, x = 0 to x = 1, this has the same value as int(e^(y^2))dy, y = 0 to y =1. If you multiply these together, the result will be the square of the number you want.Is it possible to integrate exp(x^2) without using numerical methods?
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