Dimensionless physical constant

In physics, a dimensionless physical constant (sometimes fundamental physical constant) is a universal physical constant. Because its numerical value is the same under all possible systems of units, it is a dimensionless quantity. Fundamental physical constant may also refer (as in NIST) to fundamental but dimensional physical constants such as the speed of light c,...
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