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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. | ✓ |
| **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. | |
| **IEC** | | ✓ | IEC-standardized units including electrical (var), telecommunications (erlang, baud), and information technology (bit, byte). Use for electrical engineering and IT applications. | |
| **Typographic** | | ✓ | Units used in typography and desktop publishing (points, picas, etc.). Use for font design and publishing applications. | |
| **HEP** | | ✓ | High-energy physics units (barn, electronvolt, particle masses). Use for high-energy physics experiments. | |
| **Typographic** | | ✓ | Typography and desktop publishing units: US/DTP points and picas, Didot point and cicero (European), Q and H (Japanese), TeX point. Use for font design, typesetting, and publishing applications. | |
| **HEP** | | ✓ | High-energy physics units: electronvolt (_energy_), barn (_cross-section_), fermi (femtometre), _particle masses_ (electron, proton, neutron), _atomic mass unit_, fundamental constants (c, h, ℏ, e). Use for particle physics experiments and calculations. | |
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