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More updates #322

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Update some docs and add a few more conversions from the standards
phlptp Oct 27, 2023
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move most definitions to brace initialization
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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions docs/user-guide/equation_units.rst
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Expand Up @@ -27,9 +27,9 @@ Current equation definitions
- 13: 20*log10(x)
- 14: log10(x)/log10(3)
- 15: 0.5*ln(x)
- 16: UNDEFINED
- 17: UNDEFINED
- 18: UNDEFINED
- 16: API Gravity
- 17: Degree Baume Light
- 18: Degree Baume Heavy
- 19: UNDEFINED
- 20: UNDEFINED
- 21: UNDEFINED
Expand All @@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ Current equation definitions


The wind scales are not very accurate since they match up a slightly fuzzier notion to actual wind speed. There are general charts and the equations in use utilize a polynomial to approximate them to a continuous scale. So the units when used are generally convertible to a velocity unit such as m/s. There are currently 10 undefined equation units available if needed.

The density scales (API Gravity, Degree Baume Heavy and Light ) are based on handbook definitions at typical temperature scales. A few more like this might be added in the near future.
Equation Value conversions
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The actual definitions of the equations are found in the `unit::precise::equation` namespace. Two functions are provided that convert values from equation values to units and vice versa.
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