A Conceptual Discussion On Electromagnetic Units: Extending mechanical units towards a global system of units

Studies in History and Philosophy of Science Part B: Studies in History and Philosophy of Modern Physics 46 (2):265-272 (2014)
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A comparative review of the different systems of units that are most usual in electromagnetism leads to the proposal of a new system of units. In this system, the gravitational constant acquires the role of an interaction constant, both for gravitational and electromagnetic interaction, as a result of a redefinition of electric charge. In this way, the new system of units extends in a natural manner to mechanics. The comparison between the gravitational and electromagnetic interactions is of particular relevance.

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