Dual Total Differential operator

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Let $G$ acts on $M$ and $(t,x,u)\in M$, $g\in G$. $$g.(t,x,u)=(T,X,U) $$ Let $$T=t+\lambda_1\\ X=\lambda_3 t+ x +\lambda_1 \lambda_3 + \lambda_2\\ U=u+\lambda_3$$ where $u=u(x,t)$ and $\lambda_i$ are constants.

Then the total differential of $U$ respect to $T$ and $X$ is $$U_T=D_T U= u_t-\lambda_3 u_x\\ U_X=D_X U=u_x$$

How these total derivatives is taken?

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In the above question, the ‎dual implicit ‎differential ‎operators ‎are ‎defined ‎as ‎follow‎ ‎$$ D_{X^i}=\sum_{j=1}^p W^i_jD_{x^j},‎‎\quad W^j_i=(D_{x^j}X^i)^{-1}. $$ where‎ ‎$D_{x^i}$ ‎is ‎the usual ‎total ‎derivative‎.‎