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2008-12-17 13:54:31 - revision [ Version = 4 --> Version 5 ] by bci1 \emph{Fundamental formulas} (or formulae) are pragmatically defined as ``those mathematical formulae that have a well-defined physical interpretation related to verifiable and reproducible physical experiments, and that are in use by the largest majority of physicists and mathematicians involved in the practice, study of both practice and study of physics and its engineering applications''. In short, fundamental formulas are the most important, essential mathematical formulae in Physics that have a well-understood physical content and interpretatation, which thus provide the basis for either specific areas of physics or general/universal theories of Physics.

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