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package tec.units.ri;
import java.util.Map;
import javax.measure.Dimension;
import javax.measure.UnitConverter;
import tec.units.ri.quantity.QuantityDimension;
/**
* This class represents the physical model used for dimensional analysis.
*
* In principle, dimensions of physical quantities could be defined as "fundamental"
* (such as momentum or energy or electric current) making such quantities
* uncommensurate (not comparable). Modern physics has cast doubt on
* the very existence of incompatible fundamental dimensions of physical quantities.
* For example, most physicists do not recognize temperature,
* {@link QuantityDimension#TEMPERATURE Θ}, as a fundamental dimension since it
* essentially expresses the energy per particle per degree of freedom,
* which can be expressed in terms of energy (or mass, length, and time).
* To support, such model the method {@link #getConverter} may
* returns a non-null value for distinct dimensions.
*
* The default model is {@link StandardModel Standard}. Applications may
* use one of the predefined model or create their own.
*
* DimensionalModel relativistic = new DimensionalModel() {
* public Dimension getFundamentalDimension(QuantityDimension dimension) {
* if (dimension.equals(QuantityDimension.LENGTH)) return QuantityDimension.TIME; // Consider length derived from time.
* return super.getDimension(dimension); // Returns product of fundamental dimension.
* }
* public UnitConverter getDimensionalTransform(QuantityDimension dimension) {
* if (dimension.equals(QuantityDimension.LENGTH)) return new RationalConverter(1, 299792458); // Converter (1/C) from LENGTH SI unit (m) to TIME SI unit (s).
* return super.getDimensionalTransform(dimension);
* }
* };
* try {
* DimensionalModel.setCurrent(relativistic); // Current thread use the relativistic model.
* SI.KILOGRAM.getConverterToAny(SI.JOULE); // Allowed.
* ...
* } finally {
* cleanup();
* }
*
*
* @see Wikipedia: Dimensional Analysis
* @author Jean-Marie Dautelle
* @author Werner Keil
* @version 0.5.6, $Date: 2015-06-09 $
*/
public abstract class DimensionalModel {
/**
* Holds the current model.
*/
private static final DimensionalModel CURRENT = new StandardModel();
/**
* Returns the current dimensional model
* (by default an instance of {@link StandardModel}).
*
* @return the current physical model.
*/
public static DimensionalModel current() {
return CURRENT;
}
// /**
// * Sets the current physics model (local to the current thread when executing
// * within a {@link LocalContext}).
// *
// * @param model the context-local physics model.
// * @see #getCurrent
// */
// public static void setCurrent(DimensionalModel model) {
// DimensionalModel.Current. .Current set(model);
// }
/**
* Default constructor (allows for derivation).
*/
protected DimensionalModel() {
}
/**
* Returns the fundamental dimension for the one specified.
* If the specified dimension is a dimensional product, the dimensional
* product of its fundamental dimensions is returned.
* Physical quantities are considered commensurate only if their
* fundamental dimensions are equals using the current physics model.
*
* @param dimension the dimension for which the fundamental dimension is returned.
* @return this
or a rational product of fundamental dimension.
*/
public Dimension getFundamentalDimension(Dimension dimension) {
Map extends Dimension, Integer> dimensions = dimension.getProductDimensions();
if (dimensions == null) return dimension; // Fundamental dimension.
// Dimensional Product.
Dimension fundamentalProduct = QuantityDimension.NONE;
for (Map.Entry extends Dimension, Integer> e : dimensions.entrySet()) {
fundamentalProduct = fundamentalProduct.multiply(this.getFundamentalDimension(e.getKey())).pow(e.getValue());
}
return fundamentalProduct;
}
/**
* Returns the dimensional transform of the specified dimension.
* If the specified dimension is a fundamental dimension or
* a product of fundamental dimensions the identity converter is
* returned; otherwise the converter from the system unit (SI) of
* the specified dimension to the system unit (SI) of its fundamental
* dimension is returned.
*
* @param dimension the dimension for which the dimensional transform is returned.
* @return the dimensional transform (identity for fundamental dimensions).
*/
public UnitConverter getDimensionalTransform(Dimension dimension) {
Map extends Dimension, Integer> dimensions = dimension.getProductDimensions();
if (dimensions == null) return AbstractConverter.IDENTITY; // Fundamental dimension.
// Dimensional Product.
UnitConverter toFundamental = AbstractConverter.IDENTITY;
for (Map.Entry extends Dimension, Integer> e : dimensions.entrySet()) {
UnitConverter cvtr = this.getDimensionalTransform(e.getKey());
if (!(cvtr.isLinear()))
throw new UnsupportedOperationException("Non-linear dimensional transform");
int pow = e.getValue();
if (pow < 0) { // Negative power.
pow = -pow;
cvtr = cvtr.inverse();
}
for (int j = 0; j < pow; j++) {
toFundamental = toFundamental.concatenate(cvtr);
}
}
return toFundamental;
}
}