Hi,
I think the word invalidated does not describe the situation. Special relativity established the limit of applicability of F=ma. When v/c<<1 F=ma still works.
I don't know of any analogous correction for Ohms law.
Jim
F=ma was invalidated from relativity. Is there any equivalent for Ohm's law in modern physics?
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