radian unit
data derived with UnitSystems.jl
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| Quantity | Product | UnitSystem |
|---|---|---|
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | Metric |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | SI2019 |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | SI1976 |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | CODATA |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | Conventional |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | International |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | InternationalMean |
| $0.15915494309189535$ $\left[\tau\right]$ | $\tau^{-1}$ | MetricTurn |
| $0.2820947917738782$ $\left[\varsigma\right]$ | $\tau^{-1/2}2^{-1/2}$ | MetricSpatian |
| $63.66197723675814$ $\left[\text{gon}\right]$ | $\tau^{-1}2^{4}5^{2}$ | MetricGradian |
| $57.29577951308232$ $\left[\text{deg}\right]$ | $\tau^{-1}2^{3}3^{2}5$ | MetricDegree |
| $3437.7467707849396$ $\left[\text{amin}\right]$ | $\tau^{-1}2^{5}3^{3}5^{2}$ | MetricArcminute |
| $206264.80624709636$ $\left[\text{asec}\right]$ | $\tau^{-1}2^{7}3^{4}5^{3}$ | MetricArcsecond |
| $1.0$ $\left[\text{rad}\right]$ | $1$ | Engineering |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | Gravitational |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | MTS |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | EMU |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | ESU |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | Gauss |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | LorentzHeaviside |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | FPS |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | IPS |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | British |
| $1.0$ $\left[\text{rad}\right]$ | $1$ | English |
| $1.0$ $\left[\text{rad}\right]$ | $1$ | Survey |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | MPH |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | KKH |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | Nautical |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | Meridian |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | IAU☉ |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | IAUE |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | IAUJ |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | Hubble |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | Cosmological |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | CosmologicalQuantum |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | Planck |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | PlanckGauss |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | Stoney |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | Hartree |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | Rydberg |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | Schrodinger |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | Electronic |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | Natural |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | NaturalGauss |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | QCD |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | QCDGauss |
| $1.0$ $\left[\mathbb{1}\right]$ | $1$ | QCDoriginal |