We assume that the Laplacian theorem is a combination of Stoke divergence theorem and curl theorem.
Since Div Curl = Nabla^2,then,
d/dt)partial U = D Nabla^2 U +S(U),
Which is equivalent to,
U(x,y,z,t+dt)= B . U(x,y,z,t)
The transition matrix B , valid for classical and quantum physics is subject to,
B + B^2 . . . + B^N = D(N)
And,
E= 1 / ( I - B) = D(N) for N tends to infinity.