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Added a bunch of constants to sympy/physics/units #12450

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@ShikharJ ShikharJ commented Mar 29, 2017

Please review and suggest improvements.
For CODATA values refer: http://physics.nist.gov/cuu/Constants/Table/allascii.txt

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@bjodah Can you please take a look? I'd like to have this merged as I'm still short on the patch requirement.

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smichr commented Mar 30, 2017

Should this wait for #12246 ?

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smichr commented Mar 30, 2017

OK, the unification of units is complete. You can make your mod on top of the new master and repush here with the -f option. I made some comments about how to do that easily (if you don't already know) here.

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Updated @smichr. Can you please take a look here?

@ShikharJ ShikharJ changed the title Added a bunch of constants to sympy/physics/units.py Added a bunch of constants to sympy/physics/units Mar 30, 2017
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smichr commented Mar 31, 2017

double checked it; looks good. I see that you (rightly) didn't use the abbreviation for Faraday's constant (F) which is already used for the Farad.

@smichr smichr merged commit ca2751c into sympy:master Mar 31, 2017
@ShikharJ ShikharJ deleted the CODATA branch March 31, 2017 13:22
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@smichr Thank you very much for the quick review and merge.

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