List of derivatives and integrals in alternative calculi

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There are many alternatives to the classical calculus of Newton and Leibniz; for example, each of the infinitely many non-Newtonian calculi.[1] Occasionally an alternative calculus is more suited than the classical calculus for expressing a given scientific or mathematical idea.[2][3][4]

The table below is intended to assist people working with the alternative calculus called the "geometric calculus" (or its discrete analog). Interested readers are encouraged to improve the table by inserting citations for verification, and by inserting more functions and more calculi.

Table

In the following table;

ψ(x)=Γ(x)Γ(x) is the digamma function,

K(x)=eζ(1,x)ζ(1)=ezz22+z2ln(2π)ψ(2)(z) is the K-function,

(!x)=Γ(x+1,1)e is subfactorial,

Ba(x)=aζ(a+1,x) are the generalized to real numbers Bernoulli polynomials.

Function
f(x)
Derivative
f(x)
Integral
f(x)dx
(constant term is omitted)
Multiplicative derivative
f*(x)
Multiplicative integral
f(x)dx
(constant factor is omitted)
Discrete derivative (difference)
Δf(x)
Discrete integral (antidifference)
Δ1f(x)
(constant term is omitted)
Discrete
multiplicative derivative
[5]
(multiplicative difference)
Discrete multiplicative integral[6] (indefinite product)
xf(x)
(constant factor is omitted)
a 0 ax 1 ax 0 ax 1 ax
x 1 x22 ex xxex 1 x22x2 1+1x Γ(x)
ax+b a ax2+2bx2 exp(aax+b) (b+ax)ba+xex a ax2+2bxax2 1+aax+b axΓ(ax+ba)Γ(a+ba)
1x 1x2 ln|x| 1ex exxx 1x+x2 ψ(x) xx+1 1Γ(x)
xa axa1 xa+1a+1 eax eaxxax (x+1)axa a;Ba+1(x)a+1,
a;(1)a1ψ(a1)(x)Γ(a),
(1+1x)a Γ(x)a
ax axlna axlna a ax22 (a1)ax axa1 a ax2+x2
ax axlnax2 xaxEi(lnax)lna a1x2 alnx a11+xa1x ? a1x+x2 aψ(x)
logax 1xlna logaxxxlna exp(1xlnx) (logax)xeli(x) loga(1x+1) logaΓ(x) logx(x+1) ?
xx xx(1+lnx) ? ex e14x2(12lnx) (x+1)x+1xx ? (x+1)x+1xx K(x)
Γ(x) Γ(x)ψ(x) ? eψ(x) eψ(2)(x) (x1)Γ(x) (1)x+1Γ(x)(!(x)) x Γ(x)x1K(x)
sin(ax) acos(ax) cos(ax)a eacot(ax) ? sin(a(x+1))sin(ax) 12csc(a2)cos(a2ax) cos(a)+sin(a)cot(ax) ?

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