- A simple library for working with physical quantities.
Implements basic dimensional decomposition of physical quantities and provides basic operations (adition, subtraction, multiplication, division, comparison) for working with these quantities.
Support for non-SI units is available but most operations will result in implicit conversions to SI units. Use the as_absolute() or as_relative() methods to convert back to the desired non-SI units.
Note that while this library supports a wide range of the dimentional analysis and related integrity artifacts of working with physical quantities, the prime goal of this library isn’t the dimentional integrity of code, but instead the unified serialization or rather serializisability of physical quantities.
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