A Primer on Electromagnetic Fields by Fabrizio Frezza

Author:Fabrizio Frezza
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Springer International Publishing, Cham

with

It follows, as previously discussed, that also the incident magnetic field must be linearly polarized and so:

with

Moreover, the impedance relation between the amplitudes holds, i.e.:

In the hypothesis of absence of surface currents on the plane (assuming that none of the two media is perfect conductor), the boundary conditions require the continuity of the tangential components of both the electric and the magnetic fields and thus it is possible to determine the electromagnetic field of the two unknown waves (the reflected and the transmitted ones) .

Let us suppose, for the sake of symmetry, that such waves are plane . We can write the reflected field as follows:

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