@@ -71,27 +71,5 @@ In contrast, the bitmath module includes classes representing the full
7171spectrum of byte and bit based units, out of the box. No conversion or
7272derivation code required of the user.
7373
74- * `Units Homepage & Docs <http ://docs.sympy.org/dev /modules/physics/units.html >`_
74+ * `Units Homepage & Docs <https ://docs.sympy.org/latest /modules/physics/units/index .html >`_
7575* Download available through ``pip ``, or your distribution's package system
76-
77-
78- Unum
79- ====
80-
81-
82- *Unum stands for 'unit-numbers'. It is a Python module that allows
83- to define and manipulate true quantities, i.e. numbers with units
84- such as 60 seconds, [...], 30 dollars etc. The module validates
85- unit consistency in arithmetic expressions; it provides also
86- automatic conversion and output formatting. Unum is designed to be
87- reliable, easy-to-use, customizable and open to any unit
88- definition. *
89-
90- **Unum **, by Pierre X. Denis, is another extensible library for unit
91- manipulation. The module does not appear to have seen any activity in
92- quite some time. Looking over the docs gives me the impression that it
93- also has a tendency to pollute your namespace with objects like ``M ``
94- and anything else it pre-defines.
95-
96- * `Unum Homepage and Docs <http://home.scarlet.be/be052320/Unum_tutorial.html >`_
97- * `Unum Source Download <http://home.scarlet.be/be052320/download.html >`_
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