Determine the transmitted electric field if the reflected field has just perpendicular polarization (linearly polarized). x=0 $\beta_i$ $\vec{E_i}$ 60° Medium 1 (air) Medium 2 (dielectric)
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The incident electric field is the electric field that is initially incident on the boundary between the two media. In this case, the incident electric field is given by Bi. Show more…
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