Deriving e0 and m0 from First Principles and Defining the Fundamental Electromagnetic Equations Set

In 1941, renowned physicist Julius Adams Stratton wrote in his seminal work titled 'Electromagnetic Theory' : "In the theory of electromagnetism, the dimensions of 0 and 0 that link respectively D and E and B and H, in vacuum, are perfectly arbitrary." This assertion is still valid today in the context of classical electrodynamics since these two constants have never been derived from first principles. It will be shown in this paper how they can be derived from first principles.