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AccelerationUnit.h
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26 #ifndef ACCELERATIONUNIT_H
27 #define ACCELERATIONUNIT_H
28 
29 #include "Unit.h"
40 class AccelerationUnit : public Unit {
41 
42 public:
44  static AccelerationUnit& MSm2();
46  static AccelerationUnit& CMSm2();
48  static AccelerationUnit& MMSm2();
49 private:
50  AccelerationUnit(std::string);
51 };
52 
53 
54 #endif //ACCELERATIONUNIT_H
AccelerationUnit(std::string)
Definition: AccelerationUnit.cpp:47
static AccelerationUnit & MSm2()
Standard SI unit for acceleration: m/s^2.
Definition: AccelerationUnit.cpp:30
static AccelerationUnit & CMSm2()
cm/s^2
Definition: AccelerationUnit.cpp:35
static AccelerationUnit & MMSm2()
mm/s^2
Definition: AccelerationUnit.cpp:41
Class that defines the different units of a Load &#39;Acceleration&#39;.
Definition: AccelerationUnit.h:40
Class that defines the unit of the Load.
Definition: Unit.h:46