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|**[ISQ](../users_guide/systems/isq.md)**| ✓ || International System of Quantities (from ISO/IEC 80000 series) - foundation for SI and other systems. Use when you need the full typed quantity hierarchy. | ✓ |
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|**[SI](../users_guide/systems/si.md)**|| ✓ | International System of Units - modern metric system, most widely used. Best for most engineering and scientific applications as the international standard. | ✓ |
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|**[CGS](../users_guide/systems/cgs.md)**|| ✓ | Centimetre-Gram-Second system - still used in some areas of physics and chemistry. Use when interfacing with legacy physics code or specific scientific domains. | ✓ |
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|**[Yard-Pound](../users_guide/systems/yard_pound.md)**|| ✓ | Base units system from the 1959 international yard and pound agreement. Foundation for Imperial and USC systems. Use directly when you need the common base units without regional extensions. | ✓ |
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|**[Imperial](../users_guide/systems/yard_pound.md)**|| ✓ | British Imperial system extending yard-pound with UK-specific units (stone, imperial gallon, long ton). Use when required by UK industry standards or regulations. | ✓ |
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|**[USC](../users_guide/systems/yard_pound.md)**|| ✓ | United States customary units extending yard-pound with US-specific units (US gallon, survey units, Fahrenheit). Use for aviation, construction, and other industries in the US. | ✓ |
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|**[`angular`](../users_guide/systems/strong_angular_system.md)**| ✓ | ✓ | Standalone strong angular system with dimensional angle and units. Use for rotational mechanics when you want explicit angle dimensions without the full ISQ hierarchy. | ✓ |
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|**[`isq_angle`](../users_guide/systems/strong_angular_system.md)**| ✓ || ISQ amendment incorporating strong angular quantities. Use when you need both the ISQ quantity hierarchy and strong angular dimensions (e.g., for physically-correct torque units). | ✓ |
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|**[Natural](../users_guide/systems/natural_units.md)**| ✓ | ✓ | High-energy physics system where fundamental constants ($c$, $\hbar$, $k_B$) equal unity. Use for particle physics and cosmology calculations. | ✓ |
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|**IEC**|| ✓ | IEC-standardized units including electrical (var), telecommunications (erlang, baud), and information technology (bit, byte). Use for electrical engineering and IT applications. ||
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|**IAU**|| ✓ | International Astronomical Union system for astronomical applications. Use for astronomy and astrophysics calculations. ||
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|**Typographic**|| ✓ | Units used in typography and desktop publishing (points, picas, etc.). Use for font design and publishing applications. ||
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|**HEP**|| ✓ | High-energy physics units (barn, electronvolt, particle masses). Use for high-energy physics experiments. ||
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| System | Quantities | Units | Description & Use Cases | Documented |
|**[ISQ](../users_guide/systems/isq.md)**| ✓ || International System of Quantities (from ISO/IEC 80000 series) - foundation for SI and other systems. Use when you need the full typed quantity hierarchy. | ✓ |
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|**[SI](../users_guide/systems/si.md)**|| ✓ | International System of Units - modern metric system, most widely used. Best for most engineering and scientific applications as the international standard. | ✓ |
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|**[CGS](../users_guide/systems/cgs.md)**|| ✓ | Centimetre-Gram-Second system - still used in some areas of physics and chemistry. Use when interfacing with legacy physics code or specific scientific domains. | ✓ |
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|**[Yard-Pound](../users_guide/systems/yard_pound.md)**|| ✓ | Base units system from the 1959 international yard and pound agreement. Foundation for Imperial and USC systems. Use directly when you need the common base units without regional extensions. | ✓ |
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|**[Imperial](../users_guide/systems/yard_pound.md)**|| ✓ | British Imperial system extending yard-pound with UK-specific units (stone, imperial gallon, long ton). Use when required by UK industry standards or regulations. | ✓ |
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|**[USC](../users_guide/systems/yard_pound.md)**|| ✓ | United States customary units extending yard-pound with US-specific units (US gallon, survey units, Fahrenheit). Use for aviation, construction, and other industries in the US. | ✓ |
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|**[`angular`](../users_guide/systems/strong_angular_system.md)**| ✓ | ✓ | Standalone strong angular system with dimensional angle and units. Use for rotational mechanics when you want explicit angle dimensions without the full ISQ hierarchy. | ✓ |
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|**[`isq_angle`](../users_guide/systems/strong_angular_system.md)**| ✓ || ISQ amendment incorporating strong angular quantities. Use when you need both the ISQ quantity hierarchy and strong angular dimensions (e.g., for physically-correct torque units). | ✓ |
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|**[Natural](../users_guide/systems/natural_units.md)**| ✓ | ✓ | High-energy physics system where fundamental constants ($c$, $\hbar$, $k_B$) equal unity. Use for particle physics and cosmology calculations. | ✓ |
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|**[IAU](../users_guide/systems/iau.md)**|| ✓ | International Astronomical Union standardized constants from official resolutions: nominal solar/planetary values (Resolution B3), astronomical unit (Resolution B2), CODATA 2018 gravitational constant and masses. Use for professional astronomy/astrophysics requiring IAU-standardized values. | ✓ |
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|**Astronomy**|| ✓ | Common astronomy utility units not standardized by IAU: light-year, lunar distance, jansky, sidereal day, Julian/tropical year, century, millennium, gaussian gravitational constant. Use for general astronomy calculations. ||
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|**IEC**|| ✓ | IEC-standardized units including electrical (var), telecommunications (erlang, baud), and information technology (bit, byte). Use for electrical engineering and IT applications. ||
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|**Typographic**|| ✓ | Units used in typography and desktop publishing (points, picas, etc.). Use for font design and publishing applications. ||
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|**HEP**|| ✓ | High-energy physics units (barn, electronvolt, particle masses). Use for high-energy physics experiments. ||
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Each system can be included via its corresponding header:
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```cpp
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#include<mp-units/systems/isq.h>// International System of Quantities
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#include<mp-units/systems/si.h>// International System of Units
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