Introducing $\texttt{NatPy}$, a simple and convenient Python module for dealing with natural units

TL;DR

NatPy is a Python module that simplifies working with natural units in high energy physics by providing user-friendly unit objects and conversion capabilities within various natural unit systems.

Contribution

It introduces a new Python module, NatPy, which facilitates easy handling and conversion of natural units in physics computations.

Findings

Provides a flexible system for natural units conversion

Enhances usability of natural units in Python programming

Simplifies high energy physics calculations involving natural units

Abstract

In high energy physics, the standard convention for expressing physical quantities is natural units. The standard paradigm sets $c = \hbar = \epsilon_0 = 1$ and hence implicitly rescales all physical quantities that depend on unit derivatives of these quantities. We introduce $\texttt{NatPy}$, a simple Python module that defines user-friendly unit objects that can be used and converted within any predefined system of natural units. In this note, we will first introduce, then overview, the algebraic methods utilised by the $\texttt{NatPy}$ module.