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	The Hypergeometric Special Functions Package HYPGEO is still 
under development.  At the moment it will find the Laplace Transform or 
rather, the integral from 0 to INF of some special functions or 
combinations of them.  The factor, EXP(-P*var) must be explicitly stated.
The syntax is as follows:

SPECINT(EXP(-P*var)*expr,var);

	where var is the variable of integration and expr may be
any expression containing special functions (at your own risk).
Special function notation follows:

%J[index](expr)		Bessel Funct 1st Kind
%K[index](expr)		  "     "    2nd Kind
%I[     ](    )		Modified Bessel
%HE[     ](  )		Hermite Poly
%P[  ]( )		Legendre Funct
%Q[  ]( )		Legendre of second kind
HSTRUVE[ ]( )		Struve H Function
LSTRUVE[ ]( )		  "    L Function
%F[ ]([],[],expr)	Hypergeometric Function
GAMMA()
GAMMAGREEK()
GAMMAINCOMPLETE()
SLOMMEL
%M[]()			Whittaker Funct 1st Kind
%W[]()			   "       "    2nd  "


For a better feeling for what it can do, do DEMO(HYPGEO,DEMO,SHARE1); .