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Differential equations for Mathieu's functions can be computed.
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The following example is a generating function from the Online Encyclopedia of Integer Sequences (http://oeis.org/A151357).
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Illustration for the destep option. A useful feature to generate many ODEs for the same holonomic expression.
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Illustration for the method option. All the outputs below can be obtained by the default option. However, using a non-default method is usually more efficient.
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The tangent function is not holonomic but satisfies both linear and quadratic ODEs.
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does not satisfy a linear ODE with polynomial coefficients but satisfies a quadratic one.
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