Question #284481

Reflection of a plane wave at the interface between two dielectrics.

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Expert's answer
2022-01-03T14:33:51-0500

We know that

Incidence wave E=E0ej(k.rwt)E=E_0e^{j(k.r-wt)}

ReflectedwaveE1=E01ej(k1.rw1t)Reflected wave \\E_1=E_{01}e^{j(k_1.r-w_1t)}

Refracted wave

E2=E02ej(k2.rw2t)E_2=E_{02}e^{j{(k_2.r-w_2t)}}



k1k_1 = Reflected wave propagation constant

k2k_2 =Refracted wave propagation constant

k=k= Incidence wave propagation constant

k1x=k2x=kxk_{1x}=k_{2x}=k_x

k1r=k2r=krk_{1r}=k_{2r}=k_r

For reflection

k1x=kxk_{1x}=k_{x}

k1sinθ1=ksinθk_1sin\theta_1=ksin\theta

k1=kk_1=k

sinθ1=sinθsin\theta_1=sin\theta

θ1=θ\theta_1=\theta

This is reflection law


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