How can the following integration including modified-Bessel function be calculated?

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I derived the following expression as a solution for the diffusion-convection equation in radial coordinates. I would like to know if this integration can be calculated.



$$int_0^inftyxexpleft(-,x^2 + z^2 over 2sigma^2right)
rm I_vleft(vphantomlarge Axz over sigma^2right),rm dx$$



Where:



$$rm I_v$$



is the modified Bessel function of the first kind with non-integer order (v).







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I derived the following expression as a solution for the diffusion-convection equation in radial coordinates. I would like to know if this integration can be calculated.



$$int_0^inftyxexpleft(-,x^2 + z^2 over 2sigma^2right)
rm I_vleft(vphantomlarge Axz over sigma^2right),rm dx$$



Where:



$$rm I_v$$



is the modified Bessel function of the first kind with non-integer order (v).







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I derived the following expression as a solution for the diffusion-convection equation in radial coordinates. I would like to know if this integration can be calculated.



$$int_0^inftyxexpleft(-,x^2 + z^2 over 2sigma^2right)
rm I_vleft(vphantomlarge Axz over sigma^2right),rm dx$$



Where:



$$rm I_v$$



is the modified Bessel function of the first kind with non-integer order (v).







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I derived the following expression as a solution for the diffusion-convection equation in radial coordinates. I would like to know if this integration can be calculated.



$$int_0^inftyxexpleft(-,x^2 + z^2 over 2sigma^2right)
rm I_vleft(vphantomlarge Axz over sigma^2right),rm dx$$



Where:



$$rm I_v$$



is the modified Bessel function of the first kind with non-integer order (v).









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If you felt compelled to tag on a $5$ at the end of your title (presumably because the title has already been used without the 5 and maybe even with all of 1,2,3,4 used in place of it as well), then your title is probably not very good or descriptive.
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