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Triggering Earthquakes Fluctuations of The Planetary Gravitational Field and Nonlinear Interactions with Matter

This research investigates the extent to which a non-linear correlation function can describe the influence of the planetary gravitational field on the triggering of earthquakes. This method differs from the methods I have known so far, which have only investigated the position of the Sun and Moon. A correlation function is developed that can describe changes in the probability of stable and unstable states in matter. It can be shown that about 6% of the investigated earthquakes can be triggered by the planetary gravitational field. The method could also be suitable as an element for artificial intelligence.