Abstract
A necessary and sufficient condition for the antiderivative of a local differential operator to be local is derived. A formula is given which explicitly exhibits the antiderivative as a local operator when this condition is met. The analogous problem for local vector differential operators is treated. A decomposition of an arbitrary local differential operator in terms of the derivative of a local operator and the gradient of a functional is given.
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