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Dimensional dependencies are not absolute, they depend on the dimension system (class
DimensionSystem
).Even relations like
velocity == length / time
actually depend on the dimension system you're currently using. If you are in special relativity, maybe you want to uselength == time
so that thevelocity
is dimensionless.In the gaussian units, the unit of charge is the statcoulomb, which does not depend on the Ampere (the current is not a fundamental dimension and the charge can be expressed as a combination of length, time, and mass without current).
This PR makes the relation between base dimensions and derived dimensions part of
DimensionSystem
, so that they are no longer absolute.For compatibility reasons, the SI dimension standard is kept as a reference point.
TODO: