Complete reduction for derivatives in a transcendental Liouvillian extension

Transcendental Liouvillian extensions are differential fields, in which one can model poly-logarithmic, hyperexponential, and trigonometric functions, logarithmic integrals, and their (nested) rational expressions. For such an extension, we construct, over the subfield of constants, a complement of the subspace of derivatives, and develop an algorithm that decomposes any element of the field into the sum of a derivative and a component lying in the complement. Consequently, an element is a derivative if and only if its complementary component vanishes. Moreover, the algorithm enables us to determine elementary integrability over the extension by computing parametric logarithmic parts, and leads to a reduction-based approach to constructing telescopers for elements in the extension, provided that an a priori order bound is given.