Implementation of solve, dsolve, laplace, ilaplace and partfrac

Both solve and dsolve support system of equations. In the case of solve, symbols are not necessary as inputs but I haven't worked on its output (issue #21 )

In the case of dsolve, initial and boundary value problems are considered (issue #120 ). The output of the current implementation of dsolve consists in equations (not functions) to deal with those solutions computed in implicit form (I'm not sure if it match with the SMT output, but the writting in implicit form is pretty useful and common).

It is also included those files related to the implementation of the Laplace transform (and its inverse), and the decomposition in simple fractions of a polynomial rational expression.


You've definitely broken SMT compatibility.  And maybe that's ok---the longer I do this, the more I think we should aim closer to upstream SymPy.

What is the reasoning to return equality objects rather than just the rhs?.