Highly accurate measurements within the international system of units

Physics today presents a consistent model of natural phenomena based upon a coherent system of units of physical quantities. Knowledge of the most accurate values of the most important fundamental constants is essential for the traceability of units and for the refinement of theory. Of the four base...

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