alternative proof of gauss integral #1584
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IshiguroYoshihiro
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Motivation for this change
I added an alternative proof of gauss integral and placed it in
theories/showcase.This is an experimental approach to evaluating improper integral.
I have already separate reusable lemmas and made PRs ( #1579 is under review now), so this file intended to showcases the difference of proof strategy.
In contrast to the existing proof, this version mainly relies on lemmas related to integration over unbounded intervals.
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