I was solving some problems regarding the Gamma Function the other day, and wondered if it would be possible to integrate or differentiate x! with respect to x. This would be or .
I've been trying to solve do this through the use of the Pi Function and integrating it, which would be or . I wasn't able to solve this, and wanted to know if it was possible to do this, and if so, what would the integral/derivative of x! with respect to x be?
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