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SymNameNameSym
αalpha radiationaccelerationa
αfine structure constantalpha radiationα
βbeta radiationampere
Δdifferenceangleθ
εinitial phase angleangle of incidencei
ε0permittivity of free spaceangle of reflectionr
εrrelative permittivityangle of refractionr
ηefficiencyangular accelerationa
ηviscosityangular momentum
p
γgamma radiationangular velocityω
γsurface tensionareaA
integralatomic mass
A
λdecay constantatomic mass unitu
λwavelengthattoa
µcoefficient of frictionAvogadros numberNA
µmass per unit lengthbeat frequencyfB
µmicroBecquerel
µ
Thompson coefficientbeta radiationβ
µ'coefficient of sliding frictionBohr magnetonµB
µ0permeability of free spaceBoltzmann constantk
µBBohr magnetoncandela
µNnuclear magnetoncapacitanceC
µrrelative permeabilityCelciusC
ωangular velocitycentic
ωinitial angular velocitychargeQ
ohmcircumf.
C
Φmagnetic flux constantcoefficient of frictionµ
πpicoefficient of sliding frictionµ'
ΠPeltier coefficientconductanceG
±plus or minusconductance quantumG0
Ψelectric fluxconductivityσ
ρresistivitycoulomb
σconductivitycritical anglec
σStefan Boltzmann constantcurrentI
sumcurrent densityJ
θangledecada
θtemperaturedecay constantλ
aaccelerationdecid
amperedepthd
aangular accelerationdifferenceΔ
Aareadifferentiald/dx
aattodioptreD
Anucleon numberdisplacements
A
atomic massdistances
Ar
relative atomic massee
Bmagnetic field strengthefficiencyη
Becquerelelectric field strengthE
Bsmagnetic field strength long solenoidelectric fluxΨ
Ccapacitanceelectromotive forceE
CCelciuselectron chargee
ccentielectronvolteV
C
circumf/energy
E
coulombescape velocityve
ccritical angleexaE
c
specific thermal capacityexponentiale
cspeed of lightextensione
C
thermal capacityFarad
candelaFaraday constantF
cmatspeed of light in materialfemtof
Cp
parallel capacitancefinal velocity
v
Cs
series capacitancefine structure constantα
ddecifocal length
f
ddepthforceF
Ddioptrefrequencyf
d
relative densitygamma radiationγ
dadecagas constantR
d/dxdifferentialgas constantR
eegigaG
Eelectric field strengthgiga (computer 230)
G
Eelectromotive forcegram
eelectron chargegravitational accelerationg
E
energygray
EexahalflifeT½
eexponentialHall coefficientRH
eextensionharmonic numbern
E
Youngs modulusHartree EnergyEH
EHHartree Energyhectoh
eVelectronvoltheighth
FaradHenry
FFaraday constantHertz
ffemtohorizontal measurex
f
focal lengthhourh
FforceinductanceL
ffrequencyinductanceX
flens openinginitial angular velocityω
F'sliding forceinitial number of atoms
N0
fBbeat frequencyinitial phase angleε
Gconductanceinitial velocityu
Ggigainitial voltageV0
G
giga (computer 230)integral
gramJosephson constantKJ
ggravitational accelerationJoule
Guniversal gravitational constantkatal
G0conductance quantumKelvin
graykilok
hhectokilo (computer 210)
k
hheightkilogram
Henrykinetic energyKE
hhourlengthl
hPlancks constantlens openingf
Hertzlight yearly
iangle of incidenceLoschmidt constantn0
Icurrentlumen
Imoment of inertialux
Iomaximum currentmagnetic field strengthB
IRMSRMS currentmagnetic field strength long solenoidBs
Jcurrent densitymagnetic flux constantΦ
Joulemassm
kBoltzmann constantmass of earthmE
Kelvinmass of electronme
kkilomass of neutronmn
kstiffness constantmass of protonmp
k
kilo (computer 210)mass per unit lengthµ
katalmaximum currentIo
KEkinetic energymaximum voltageVMAX
KErotrotational kinetic energymechanical advantageMA
kilogrammegaM
KJJosephson constantMega (computer 220)
M
Linductancemetre
llengthmicroµ
Loriginal lengthmillim
lspecific latent thermal capacitymole
lumenmoment of inertiaI
lsstring lengthmomentump
luxmutual inductanceM
lylight yearmyriamy
mmassnanon
Mmutual inductanceneutron numberN
MmegaNewton
M
Mega (computer 220)nuclear magnetonµN
metrenucleon numberA
mmillinumbern
MAmechanical advantagenumber of atoms
N
mEmass of earthnumber of moles
n
memass of electronnumber of turnsN
mnmass of neutronohm
moleoriginal lengthL
mpmass of protonparallel capacitance
Cp
mrrelative massparallel resistanceRp
mymyriaPascal
nharmonic numberPeltier coefficientΠ
nnanoperiodT
Nneutron numberpermeability of free spaceµ0
Newtonpermittivity of free spaceε0
nnumberpetaP
N
number of atomspeta (computer 215)
P
n
number of molespiπ
Nnumber of turnspicop
n
refractive indexPlancks constanth
N0
initial number of atomsplus or minus±
n0Loschmidt constantpotential energyPE
NAAvogadros numberpowerP
p
angular momentumpressurep
pmomentumproton numberZ
Ppetaradian
P
peta (computer 215)radius
r
ppicoradius of curvature
r
Ppowerradius of earth
rE
ppressurereactance
X
Pascalreaction
R
PEpotential energyrefractive index
n
Qchargerelative atomic mass
Ar
rangle of reflectionrelative density
d
rangle of refractionrelative massmr
Rgas constantrelative permeabilityµr
Rgas constantrelative permittivityεr
r
radiusresistanceR
r
radius of curvatureresistivityρ
R
reactionRMS currentIRMS
RresistanceRMS voltageVRMS
r
separationrotational kinetic energyKErot
rsource resistanceRydberg constantR
RRydberg constantsecond
radianseparation
r
rE
radius of earthseries capacitance
Cs
RHHall coefficientseries resistanceRs
RKvon Klitzing constantSiemen
Rpparallel resistanceSievert
Rsseries resistancesliding forceF'
sdisplacementsource resistancer
sdistancespecific latent thermal capacityl
secondspecific thermal capacity
c
Siemenspeed
s
s
speedspeed of lightc
steradianspeed of light in materialcmat
SievertStefan Boltzmann constantσ
Tperiodsteradian
T
temperaturestiffness constantk
Ttensionstring lengthls
Tterasum
T
tera (computer 212)surface tensionγ
teslatemperatureθ
ttimetemperature
T
ttonnetensile strainTst
T
torquetensile stressTs
T½halflifetensionT
Tstensile stressteraT
Tsttensile straintera (computer 212)
T
uatomic mass unittesla
uinitial velocitythermal capacity
C
v
final velocityThompson coefficient
µ
Vvectratimet
vvelocitytonnet
vvimtotorque
T
voltuniversal gravitational constantG
VvoltagevectraV
Vvolumevelocityv
V0initial voltagevelocity ratioVR
veescape velocityvertical measurey
VMAXmaximum voltagevimtov
VRvelocity ratioviscosityη
VRMSRMS voltagevolt
wattvoltageV
WweightvolumeV
Wworkvon Klitzing constantRK
Weberwatt
xhorizontal measurewavelengthλ
XinductanceWeber
X
reactanceweightW
XxrayworkW
yvertical measurexrayX
yyoctoyoctoy
YyottayottaY
Zproton numberYoungs modulus
E
zzeptozeptoz
ZzetazetaZ
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