Publisher: The University of Texas at Austin (host institution).
Classical Electromagnetism: An intermediate level course by Richard Fitzpatrick Magnetization 2026-10-18
Section of Classical Electromagnetism: An intermediate level course by Richard Fitzpatrick by whole-work author Richard Fitzpatrick; no separate chapter byline is established. The University of Texas at Austin hosts the author’s teaching text.
Online revision: 2006-02-02; this is not an original publication date.
Cited passages: Complete section; equations (856)–(857) and surrounding averaging definition; Equations (860)–(864), current decomposition and H definition; Whole-work title and author byline on lectures.html.
Section of Classical Electromagnetism by Richard Fitzpatrick by whole-work author Richard Fitzpatrick; no separate chapter byline is established. The University of Texas at Austin hosts the author’s teaching text.
Online revision: 2014-06-27; this is not an original publication date.
Cited passages: Complete Permanent Ferromagnets section, particularly equations (709) and (712)–(716); Outward surface-normal discussion following equation (710); Whole-work index byline; existing reusable source scope also verified in physics-bibliography.bigb.
By Richard Fitzpatrick. Authored lecture webpage on the University of Texas at Austin author website. The footer dates the page 20 July 2010; no book publication date is established.
Cited passages: equations (506)–(512).
Newtonian Dynamics by Richard Fitzpatrick 2026-10-13
Online section revision dated 31 March 2011.
Pulse Propagation by Richard Fitzpatrick 2026-10-13
Online text: farside.ph.utexas.edu/teaching/315/Waves/node74.html
Cited passages: Richard Fitzpatrick, Pulse Propagation, equation 9.7: the deep-water gravity-capillary dispersion relation; Richard Fitzpatrick, Pulse Propagation, equations 9.9–9.16: first-order expansion and envelope translation; subsequent discussion explains the neglected curvature.
Quantum Mechanics by Richard Fitzpatrick 2026-10-18
By Richard Fitzpatrick. University of Texas at Austin teaching text; individual page dates recorded below.
Cited passages: Richard Fitzpatrick, Wave-Front Propagation, 27 June 2014, equations 871–873 and following discussion: no field before t=x/c in the causal dielectric model.