Lecture

Reflection and Refraction at Dielectrics: Boundary Conditions

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Description

This lecture covers how electromagnetic waves are reflected and transmitted at boundaries between dielectric materials, the relationship between refractive indices and incident angles, and the application of boundary conditions for electric and magnetic fields. It also discusses the amount of reflected and transmitted light at normal incidence for dielectrics and metals.

Instructor

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