D'Alembertian solutions of differential (resp. difference) equations are those expressible as nested indefinite integrals (resp. sums) of hyperexponential functions. They are a subclass of Liouvillian solutions, and can be constructed by recursively finding hyperexponential solutions and reducing the order. Knowing d'Alembertian solutions of Ly = 0, one can write down the corresponding solutions of Ly = f and of L*y = 0.
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Абрамов et al. (1994) studied this question.