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Fundamental physical constants: looking from different angles

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Scientific Measurement and Uncertainty Evaluation Relativity and Gravitational Theory Advanced Mathematical Theories and Applications

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We consider fundamental physical constants that are among a few of the most important pieces of information we have learned about Nature after intensive centuries-long study. We discuss their multifunctional role in modern physics including problems related to the art of measurement, natural and practical units, the origin of the constants, their possible calculability and variability, etc.PACS Nos.: 06.02.Jr, 06.02.Fn

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