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Let's say time tsi = 10 s, electric field strength Esi = 10 V/m in SI unit. In order to convert these to those in atomic system of units, I think right procedure is that tat = tsi/(2.41888e-17 s) = 4.1341e+17 and Eat = Esi/(5.14221e11 V/m) = 1.9447e-11, where 2.41888e-17 s and 5.14221e11 V/m are from the attached link or file. Is this approach right? If this is right, are time and the electric field strength in this system of units non-dimensional?
In atomic system of units e = me = hbar = 1. Does it mean these are non-dimensional? I feel not easy to accept such a system where dimensions look ignored.
http://web.ift.uib.no/AMOS/PHYS261/2008/LATEX-work/AtomicUnits/Lene_Raymond_Abdul.pdf
...I've already read Widipedea, which is obviously first thing to be noted for all researcher and student. I had questions which are more specific.
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