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# Contributions are welcome I won't say no to any physical, chemical or mathematical constant as long as 1. It's not there already. Please check out [terms](https://docs.perl6.org/language/terms#term_e) for those already in the core, like `e`. 2. You can find a reference for it, preferably Wikipedia, but anything else is OK. That means: if you are Bob and want to add Bob's constant, it's probably not a good idea. Please add the reference as a comment behind. 3. You write a test for it too. 4. If possible, add an example where it could be used. 5. If it's got some one-letter equivalent, please alias it to that letter too. For instance, `plancks-reduced-h` is aliased to `ℏ`. If your constant is used, like `c`, as a measure, you can also add a postfix function so that it can also be used that way.