## README for derivative package v1.2 dated 2022-07-09

The package provides a set of commands `\NewDerivative`, `\NewDifferential` etc. that can be used to define a derivative or a differential operator, respectively. The package have already defined several derivatives and differentials:

 - `\odv`   Ordinary derivative
 - `\pdv`   Partial derivative
 - `\fdv`   Functional derivtive
 - `\mdv`   Material derivative
 - `\adv`   Average rate of change
 - `\jdv`   Jacobian
 - `\odif`  Shorthand for ordinary derivative
 - `\pdif`  Shorthand for partial derivative
 - `\fdif`  Shorthand for functonal derivative
 - `\mdif`  Shorthand for material derivative or general differential operator
 - `\adif`  Difference
 
### Copyright and license

Copyright 2019-2022 Simon Jensen

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The bundle contains the files:

     README.md           This file.
     derivative.sty      The package itself.
     derivative.pdf      The package documentation in PDF format.
     derivative.txt      The master file that produced derivative.pdf.