Compute with Integral Transforms
Properties of integral and other formal operators are applied to their inactive forms.
Integral operators include LaplaceTransform, FourierTransform, and Convolve.
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The derivatives of all of these with respect to the last argument can be expressed in terms of the integral operator itself.
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In all of these, is a dummy variable, so derivatives with respect to it are zero.
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All of the transforms are linear, so derivatives with respect to parameters can simply be performed.
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