Operational versus transform calculus: the similarities and the differences
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Nine special cases of the equation \((a_0 t+b_0) X(t)+ (a_1t +b_1) X'(t)+ (a_2 t+b_2) X(t) =0\) are used to illustrate the connections and the differences of various versions of operational calculus and integral transform techniques.
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