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Momentum, or linear momentum, is a vector quantity in physics.

Momentum may also refer to:

Economics

• Momentum (finance), an empirical tendency for rising asset prices to continue to rise
• Momentum (technical analysis), an indicator used in technical analysis of asset prices
• Momentum investing, a system of buying stocks or other securities

Mathematics, science, and technology

• Angular momentum, in physics, the rotational equivalent of linear momentum
• Momentum or moment, a medieval unit of time
• Behavioral momentum, a theory and metaphor used in the quantitative analysis of behavior
• Momentum (electromagnetic simulator), a software package from EEsof
• Momentum theory, a theory in fluid mechanics
• Momentum, in mathematics, a correction term in gradient descent and stochastic gradient descent
• Momentum, a solar car built in 2005 by the University of Michigan Solar Car Team

Arts and entertainment

Other uses

• Momentum (organisation), a British political organisation
• Momentum (pickleball), motion that unintentionally causes a player to step into the non-volley zone
• Momentum Movement, a Hungarian political party
• Momentum Party, a New Zealand political party
• Operation Momentum, a guerrilla training program of the Laotian Civil War
• Momentum, a magazine published by the National Catholic Educational Association
• Momentum, a Christian festival run by the UK charity Soul Survivor
• Momentum, a website on civil rights published by Medium

See also

• All pages with titles beginning with Momentum
• All pages with titles containing Momentum
• Moment (disambiguation)
• Omentum (disambiguation)