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Open Access Research Article

Laplace provides for movement and momentum conservation

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pp. 2279–2289Vol. 29Issue 7July 2026DOI: 10.47974/JIM-2452XML
Article type:
Research Article
Language:
EN
Article no.:
JIM-2452
Pages:
2279–2289

Abstract

The Laplace equation can be generally solved for dimensions up to eight. The solution functions have rotational characteristics, and there are transitory as well as stationary solutions. The Laplace equation provides for time-dependent dynamics and for nonlinear interactions, as well as for an individual movement of parts of a system, under the condition that the individually moving parts conserve the total momentum of the system. A fundamental indeterminism about the outcome of interactions between such moving parts is also present.

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