On Non-triviality of Units Transformations
arXiv:2008.12135 · doi:10.1088/1361-6404/ab9cc4
Abstract
There are some theoretical arguments about possible variations of fundamental constants with cosmic time. We review the fact that all conversion factors depend on these quantities and consider how their variations may affect transformations of units. We deal with the relevance of the issue to the cosmological constant problem.
To appear in Eur.J. Phys
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