Ok, I need to do some integrals. I'm trying to find the number of electrons scattering per unit time into a given longitudinal velocity.
I need to do the integral:

where

is typically a Gaussian.
I can do the

integral first which seems like the right thing to do. But then to check it, I can integrate over

from the momentum acceptance to infinity and get the Touschek lifetime. But I can't see how it gives the right answer. Anyway, its fun to get back to this stuff.
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maths...fun ???
I may have a very different notion of what "fun" can be.
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