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International System of Units (SI) and International System of Quantities (ISQ) implementations.
Modules§
- Absement (base unit meter second, m · s).
- Acceleration (base unit meter per second squared, m · s⁻²).
- Action (base unit joule second, kg ⋅ m² ⋅ s⁻¹).
- Amount of substance (base unit mole, mol).
- Angle (dimensionless quantity).
- Angular Absement (base unit radian second, s).
- Angular acceleration (base unit radian per second squared, s⁻²).
- Angular jerk (base unit radian per second cubed, s⁻³).
- Angular velocity (base unit radian per second, s⁻¹).
- Area (base unit square meter, m²).
- Areal density of states (base unit 1 / square meter joule, kg⁻¹ · m⁻⁴ · s²).
- Areal heat capacity (base unit joule per square meter kelvin, kg · s⁻² · K⁻¹).
- Areal mass density (base unit kilogram per square meter, m⁻² · kg).
- Areal number density (base unit 1 per square meter, m⁻²).
- Areal number rate (base unit 1 per square meter second, m⁻² · s⁻¹).
- Available energy (base unit joule per kilogram, m² · s⁻²).
- Capacitance (base unit farad, m⁻² · kg⁻¹ · s⁴ · A²).
- Catalytic activity (base unit katal, mol · s⁻¹).
- Catalytic activity concentration (base unit katal per cubic meter, mol · s⁻¹ · m⁻³).
- Curvature (base unit radian per meter, m⁻¹).
- Diffusion coefficient (base unit square meter per second, m² · s⁻¹).
- Dynamic viscosity (base unit pascal second, kg · m⁻¹ · s⁻¹).
- Electric charge (base unit coulomb, A · s).
- Electric charge areal density (base unit coulomb per square meter, m⁻² · A · s).
- Electric charge linear density (base unit coulomb per meter, m⁻¹ · A · s).
- Electric charge volumetric density (base unit coulomb per cubic meter, m⁻³ · A · s).
- Electric current (base unit ampere, A).
- Electric current density (base unit ampere per square meter, m⁻² · A).
- Electric dipole moment (base unit coulomb meter, m · s · A).
- Electric displacement field (base unit coulomb per square meter, m⁻² · A · s).
- Electric field (base unit volt per meter, m ⋅ kg ⋅ s⁻³ ⋅ A⁻¹).
- Electric Flux (base unit volt meter, m³ ⋅ kg ⋅ s⁻³ ⋅ A⁻¹).
- Electric permittivity (base unit farad per meter, m⁻³ · kg⁻¹ · s⁴ · A²).
- Electric potential (base unit volt, m² · kg · s⁻³ · A⁻¹).
- Electric quadrupole moment (base unit coulomb square meter, m² · s · A).
- Electrical conductance (base unit siemens, m⁻² · kg⁻¹ · s³ · A²).
- Electrical conductivity (base unit siemens per meter, m⁻³ · kg⁻¹ · s³ · A²).
- Electrical mobility (base unit square meter per volt second, kg⁻¹ · s² · A).
- Electrical resistance (base unit ohm, m² · kg · s⁻³ · A⁻²).
- Electrical resistivity (base unit ohm meter, m³ · kg · s⁻³ · A⁻²).
- Energy (base unit joule, kg · m² · s⁻²).
- Utilities for formatting and printing quantities.
- Force (base unit newton, kg · m · s⁻²).
- Frequency (base unit hertz, s⁻¹).
- Frequency drift (base unit hertz per second, s⁻²).
- Heat capacity (base unit joule per kelvin, kg · m² · s⁻² · K⁻¹).
- Heat flux density (base unit watt per square meter, kg · s⁻³).
- Heat transfer (base unit watt per square meter kelvin, kg · s⁻³ · K⁻¹).
- Inductance (base unit henry, m² · kg · s⁻² · A⁻²).
- Information (dimensionless quantity).
- Information rate (base unit byte per second, s⁻¹).
- Inverse velocity (base unit second per meter, s · m⁻¹).
- Jerk (base unit meter per second cubed, m · s⁻³).
- Length (base unit meter, m).
- Linear density of states (base unit 1 / meter joule, kg⁻¹ · m⁻³ · s²).
- Linear mass density (base unit kilogram per meter, m⁻¹ · kg).
- Linear number density (base unit 1 per meter, m⁻¹).
- Linear number rate (base unit 1 per meter second, m⁻¹ · s⁻¹).
- Linear power density (base unit watt per meter, m · kg · s⁻³).
- Luminance (base unit candela per square meter, cd · m⁻²).
- Luminous intensity (base unit candela, cd).
- Magnetic field strength (H field) (base unit ampere per meter, m⁻¹ · A).
- Magnetic flux (base unit weber, m² · kg · s⁻² · A⁻¹).
- Magnetic flux density (base unit tesla, kg · s⁻² · A⁻¹).
- Magnetic moment (base unit ampere square meter A · m²).
- Magnetic permeability (base unit henry per meter, m · kg · s⁻² · A⁻²).
- Primitive traits and types representing basic properties of types specific to the SI.
- Mass (base unit kilogram, kg).
- Mass concentration (base unit kilogram per cubic meter, kg · m⁻³).
- Mass density (base unit kilogram per cubic meter, kg · m⁻³).
- Mass flux (base unit kilogram per square meter second, m⁻² · kg · s⁻¹).
- Mass per energy (base unit kilogram per joule, m⁻² · s²).
- Mass rate (base unit kilogram per second, kg · s⁻¹).
- Molality (base unit mole per kilogram, kg⁻¹ · mol).
- Molar concentration (base unit mole per cubic meter, mol · m⁻³).
- Molar energy (base unit joule per mole, kg · m² · s⁻² · mol⁻¹).
- Molar flux (base unit mole per square meter second, m⁻² · s⁻¹ · mol).
- Molar heat capacity (base unit joule per kelvin mole, m² · kg · s⁻² · K⁻¹ · mol⁻¹).
- Molar mass (base unit kilogram per mole, kg · mol⁻¹).
- Molar radioactivity (base unit becquerel per mole, s⁻¹ · mol⁻¹).
- Molar volume (base unit cubic meter per mole, m³ · mol⁻¹).
- Moment of inertia (base unit kilogram square meter, kg · m² ).
- Momentum (base unit kilogram meter per second, kg · m · s⁻¹).
- Power (base unit watt, m² · kg · s⁻³).
- Power rate (base unit watt per second, m² · kg · s⁻⁴).
- Pressure (base unit pascal, kg · m⁻¹ · s⁻²).
Quantity
type aliases using the default base units and parameterized on the underlying storage type.- Radiant exposure (base unit joule per square meter, kg · s⁻²).
- Radioactivity (base unit becquerel, s⁻¹).
- Ratio (dimensionless quantity).
- Reciprocal length (base unit reciprocal meter, m⁻¹).
- Solid angle (dimensionless quantity).
- Specific area (base unit square meter per kilogram, m² · kg⁻¹).
- Specific heat capacity (base unit joule per kilogram kelvin, m² · s⁻² · K⁻¹).
- Specific power (base unit watt per kilogram, m² · s⁻³).
- Specific radioactivity (base unit becquerel per kilogram, kg⁻¹ · s⁻¹).
- Specific volume (base unit cubic meter per kilogram, m³ · kg⁻¹).
- Surface electric current density (base unit ampere per meter, ).
- Temperature coefficient (base unit 1 / kelvin, K⁻¹).
- Temperature gradient (base unit kelvin per meter, m⁻¹ · K).
- Temperature interval (base unit kelvin, K).
- Thermal conductance (base unit watt per kelvin, kg · m² · s⁻³ · K⁻¹).
- Thermal conductivity (base unit watt per meter kelvin, kg · m · s⁻³ · K⁻¹).
- Thermal resistance (base unit kelvin per watt, kg⁻¹ · m⁻² · s³ · K).
- Thermodynamic temperature (base unit kelvin, K).
- Time (base unit second, s).
- Torque (aka moment of force) (base unit newton meter, kg · m² · s⁻²).
Quantity
type aliases using the default base units.Quantity
type aliases using the default base units.Quantity
type aliases using the default base units.- Velocity (base unit meter per second, m · s⁻¹).
- Volume (base unit cubic meter, m³).
- Volume rate (base unit cubic meter per second, m³ · s⁻¹).
- Volumetric density of states (base unit 1 / cubic meter joule, kg⁻¹ · m⁻⁵ · s²).
- Volumetric heat capacity (base unit joule per cubic meter kelvin, m⁻¹ · kg · s⁻² · K⁻¹).
- Volumetric number density (base unit 1 per cubic meter, m⁻³).
- Volumetric number rate (base unit 1 per cubic meter second, m⁻³ · s⁻¹).
- Volumetric power density (base unit watt per cubic meter, m⁻¹ · kg · s⁻³).
Structs§
- Property of a phenomenon, body or substance, where the property has a magnitude that can be expressed as a number and a reference.
Traits§
- Marker trait to express the dependence of a quantity on the base quantities of a system of quantities as a product of powers of factors corresponding to the base quantities, omitting any numerical factor.
- Trait to identify measurement units of individual quantities.
Type Aliases§
- Type alias for dimension one for which all the exponents of the factors corresponding to the base quantities are zero.