Can momentum be deduced from Einstein's postulates in 3D?

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Is it possible to deduce the expression for momentum using only Einstein postulates in 3D?
 

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I would say no (but maybe you can), and then would say why?
 
Thanks. This is a pure interest. :)
 
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