Things like Euclids Postulates
I agree with that - the first four of Euclid's five postulates are truly
self evident truths - definintion of a point, definition of a straight line
etc. However Euclid's fifth, based on the parallelism of lines, has a
fundametal problem that was finally resolved by Hilbert using hyperbolic
geometry.
Kepler's Laws, Newton's
Laws
Only as far as the accuracy set by general relativity, and even that is now
under scrutiny in the quest for a grand unified theory.
Ohm's Law
Not a done deal at the quantum level - but that remains to be established.
Kirchoff's Voltage and Current Laws
Which are really a statement of the First Law of Thermodynamics
(conservation of energy), which is pretty much established as a fundamental
law.
Maxwell's Equations
Which again works, and can be either used with a quantised field, or adapted
into general relativity. But note the above comment on grand unified
theory.
So I only agree in part with the list.
Craig
