org.jscience.physics.model

Class NaturalModel

java.lang.Object

org.jscience.physics.model.PhysicalModel

org.jscience.physics.model.NaturalModel

All Implemented Interfaces:

Dimension.Model

public class NaturalModel
extends PhysicalModel

This class represents the natural model.

Version:

3.0, February 13, 2006

Author:

Jean-Marie Dautelle

See Also:

Wikipedia: Planck units

Field Summary

Fields inherited from interface javax.measure.unit.Dimension.Model

STANDARD

Constructor Summary

Constructors

Constructor and Description
NaturalModel()

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
Dimension	getDimension(BaseUnit<?> unit) Returns the dimension of the specified base unit (a dimension particular to the base unit if the base unit is not recognized).
UnitConverter	getTransform(BaseUnit<?> unit) Returns the normalization transform of the specified base unit (IDENTITY if the base unit is not recognized).
static void	select() Selects the relativistic model as the current model.

Methods inherited from class org.jscience.physics.model.PhysicalModel

current

Methods inherited from class java.lang.Object

equals, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait

Constructor Detail

NaturalModel

public NaturalModel()

Method Detail

select

public static void select()

Selects the relativistic model as the current model.

getDimension

public Dimension getDimension(BaseUnit<?> unit)

Description copied from interface: Dimension.Model

Returns the dimension of the specified base unit (a dimension particular to the base unit if the base unit is not recognized).

Parameters:

unit - the base unit for which the dimension is returned.

Returns:

the dimension of the specified unit.

getTransform

public UnitConverter getTransform(BaseUnit<?> unit)

Description copied from interface: Dimension.Model

Returns the normalization transform of the specified base unit (IDENTITY if the base unit is not recognized).

Parameters:

unit - the base unit for which the transform is returned.

Returns:

the normalization transform.