Abstract
Differential-difference operators are linear operators involving both d/dz and the shift.The aim is to give a formal classification and to provide solutions for these equations. Differential-difference operators can be considered as formal differential operators of infinite order. For the latter one studies Newton polygons, factorizations, solutions and developes a theory of symbolic solutions. This theory applied to differential-difference operators seems in many case adequate. In other cases, one cannot produce enough symbolic solutions. Independent from differential operators of infinite order, certain systems of differential-difference are treated. Here the theory seems complete. Many examples illustrate the theory.
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