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304 definitions · 68 quantity kinds · 0.3.0-preview.3

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Metre

m

cx:m · Length

The metre is defined by fixing the speed of light in vacuum at 299,792,458 m/s. The second is defined through the caesium-133 transition frequency.

Quantity kind
Length
SI dimension
L
Allowed roles
Scalar
Unit system / convention
Coherent SI
Registry code
m

Scope and distinctions

The metre is the reference unit for length. International and U.S. survey feet use separate unit IDs.

Available operations

UUCE executable Preview · Use cx:m with a compatible unit and a pinned snapshot.

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Verification scope

UUCE conversion capability
units.convert@0.1.1 · VERIFIED
Production binding at publication
CURRENT

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Definition sources

Definition and registry versions
Definition revision
1.1.0
Registry snapshot
0.3.0-preview.3 · preview
Definition lifecycle
candidate
Definition owner
core.metrology
Definition digest
9a3761fd70b38a01d6d5f288f93d22061a36e0b7b2463cd5c6dee6fcd2c1e678
Definition dependency digest
2429755b49196082d4ccbf3188063c69cafb145d54eaa6d0406735a82e231e95

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