Fundamental

Something that is fundamental is basic and important, something that other things are built upon. For example, the Fundamental theorem of algebra is the basis for many mathematical theorems.

See:

Basic
Foundation
Fundamental frequency and bass note in music.
Core Doctrine of Fundamentalism

Reference: Richard Feynman, Theory of Fundamental Processes.

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