Physics equations

Can you name these famous equations from high school to PhD level physics based on their description?

Some answers may refer to a set of equations commonly known by one name

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States that the energy of a particle in it's rest frame is the product of it's mass with the speed of light squared	Mass–energy equivalence
Differential equation that governs the wave function evolution in time	Schrödinger equation
Relates the force applied on an object with the rate of change of its momentum	Newton's second law
The force a point charge experiences under electric and magnetic fields	Lorentz force equation
Describes the path taken by a system from one point to another in a way that minimizes its action	Euler–Lagrange equation
States that the current through a conductor is directly proportional to the voltage applied	Ohm's law
Equations that incorporates both quantum field theory and gauge theory to explain the behavior of the strong, weak, and electromagnetic forces	Standard Model Lagrangian
Completely describes the behaviour of the electromagnetic field	Maxwell's equations
Gives the energy of a photon	Planck relation
Describes how mass and energy bend space-time	Einstein field equation
Gives the attraction force between two masses	Newton's law of universal gravitation
Relativistic wave equation that describes spin half massive particles	Dirac Equation
Set of equations that govern the expansion of space in homogeneous and isotropic models	Friedmann equations
Gives the entropy of a system as a function of the multiplicity of states it can be found in	Boltzmann's entropy formula
Set of partial differential equations which describe the motion of viscous fluid substances	Navier–Stokes equations

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