ABSTRACT
We propose two algebraic structures for treating integral operators in conjunction with derivations: The algebra of integro-differential polynomials describes nonlinear integral and differential operators together with initial values. The algebra of integro-differential operators can be used to solve boundary problems for linear ordinary differential equations. In both cases, we describe canonical/normal forms with algorithmic simplifiers.
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Index Terms
- Integro-differential polynomials and operators
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