Lecture
Angle of Brewster
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This lecture covers the concept of the Angle of Brewster, discussing its existence and implications in electromagnetism. The instructor explains the conditions for the angle to exist and its significance at the air/sand interface. Through detailed slides, the lecture delves into the mathematical aspects and practical applications of this phenomenon.
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