Reflection and Transmission
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$$r_\parallel\equiv\left(\frac{E_{0r}}{E_{0i}}\right)_\parallel \\ r_\perp\equiv\left(\frac{E_{0r}}{E_{0i}}\right)_\perp \\ t_\parallel\equiv\left(\frac{E_{0t}}{E_{0i}}\right)_\parallel \\ t_\perp\equiv\left(\frac{E_{0t}}{E_{0i}}\right)_\perp$$Latex Code
r_\parallel\equiv\left(\frac{E_{0r}}{E_{0i}}\right)_\parallel \\
r_\perp\equiv\left(\frac{E_{0r}}{E_{0i}}\right)_\perp \\
t_\parallel\equiv\left(\frac{E_{0t}}{E_{0i}}\right)_\parallel \\
t_\perp\equiv\left(\frac{E_{0t}}{E_{0i}}\right)_\perp
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Introduction
Equation
Latex Code
r_\parallel\equiv\left(\frac{E_{0r}}{E_{0i}}\right)_\parallel \\
r_\perp\equiv\left(\frac{E_{0r}}{E_{0i}}\right)_\perp \\
t_\parallel\equiv\left(\frac{E_{0t}}{E_{0i}}\right)_\parallel \\
t_\perp\equiv\left(\frac{E_{0t}}{E_{0i}}\right)_\perp
Explanation
If an electromagnetic wave hits a transparent medium part of the wave will reflect at the same angle as the incident angle, and a part will be refracted at an angle according to Snell's law. It makes a difference whether the E field of the wave is \perp or w.r.t. the surface. When the coefficients of reflection r and transmission t are defined as. I will briefly introduce the notations in this formulation.
: reflected amplitude
: transmitted amplitude
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