I agree with Swansont

And I agree, it's nonsense. A surface does not have units.

 

But an area multiplied by an energy would be perfectly acceptable, if that's what you had.

Hello

 

Thank you swansont and Mordred, it's what I have.

Edited February 12, 20178 yr by stephaneww

hello

 

Uh, I have a doubt : is what you call an "area" have for unit meters² ?

 

because in french it's the unit for a "surface" and an "aire".

 

so what is the unit, in english, for an area ?

 

thank you in advance.

 

 

edit : I think I had found. An area have for unit the meters²

 

edit 2 : ... and above all, an area multiplied by an energy, is it dimensionless from the viewpoint of the physical interpretation ?

Edited March 12, 20178 yr by stephaneww