Function MAGNITUDE-IN-SYSTEM-OF-UNITS

• Defined in theory: Physical-quantities
• Source code: physical-quantities.lisp

Slots on this function:

Documentation:

magnitude-in-system-of-units is like magnitude, but it maps a quantity and a system of units into a numeric value (a dimensionless-quantity). For example, one could ask for the value of 55 miles per hour in the SI system. In SI, the standard-unit for the dimension of miles per hour is meters per second-of-time. So the answer would be about 24 meters per second-of-time.

Instance-Of: Function

Arity: 3

Axioms:

(Nth-Domain Magnitude-In-System-Of-Units 3 Dimensionless-Quantity)

(Nth-Domain Magnitude-In-System-Of-Units 2 System-Of-Units)

(Nth-Domain Magnitude-In-System-Of-Units 1 Constant-Quantity)

Other Related Axioms:

(<- (Magnitude-In-System-Of-Units ?Q ?System)
    (Magnitude ?Q (Standard-Unit ?System (Quantity.Dimension ?Q))))