DEtools[ode_int_y] - given the nth order linear ODE satisfied by y(x), compute the nth order linear ODE satisfied by int(y(x),x)
DEtools[ode_y1] - given the nth order linear ODE satisfied by y(x), compute the nth order linear ODE satisfied by diff(y(x),x)
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Calling Sequence
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ode_int_y(ode, y(x))
ode_y1(ode, y(x))
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Parameters
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ordinary differential equation satisfied by y(x)
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unknown function of one variable
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Examples
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For enhanced input output use DEtools[diff_table] and PDEtools[declare].
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Now, if satisfies
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then the derivative of satisfies
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and so, the integral of the function in the equation above satisfy this other ODE (the starting point)
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