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Reflection and Transmission of Electromagnetic Waves

We based the work on the web-text which we have at the link Derivation-Fresnel-Equations-Gavrilenko.pdf
https://miside.uib.no/dotlrn/classes/det-matematisk-naturvitenskapelige-fakultet/phys261/phys261-2011h/file-storage/download/88350825/Derivation-Fresnel-Equations-Gavrilenko.pdf

Note that we use the boundary condition (last slide), together with the relations between E and B following from their
positions in the expression for the Poynting vector (one before the last slide below). That is how n1 and n2 enter below

Here we work with the s-polarization, or the TE-polarization
      1-work-with_B_and_E_transm.png

       1-work-with_B_and_E_transm.png


      2a-s-polarized-derivation.png

       2a-s-polarized-derivation.png

The same as above - a bit more complicated manipulations
      2b-P-polarized-derivation.png   - s-polarization, or the TE-polarization geometry

       2b-P-polarized-derivation.png


  S      TE
    3a_S-polarized_R_and_T.png

       3a_S-polarized_R_and_T.png
     P        TM   
  
3b_P-polarized_R_and_T.png

       
3b_P-polarized_R_and_T.png

THIS IS TRANSMISSION AND REFLECTION COEFFICIENTS


From here we follow our text - new better formatted version is at the link:
ALL_slides-PHYS261-smaller.pdf
https://miside.uib.no/dotlrn/classes/det-matematisk-naturvitenskapelige-fakultet/phys261/phys261-2011h/file-storage/download/88350779/ALL_slides-PHYS261-smaller.pdf
Fresnel formulae summarized - and for special case - NORMAL INCIDENCE
      4-summary-T_and_R.png

       4-summary-T_and_R.png

TRANSMISSION AND REFLECTION COEFFICIENTS    and  Transmittance and Reflectance
      5-transmittance_reflectance_a.png

       5-transmittance_reflectance_a.png

Transmittance and Reflectance - relation summary
      5-transmittance_reflectance_note.png

       5-transmittance_reflectance_note.png

The relations between B and E (or less consistently here between H and E) from the energy and transport.
This relation naturally exists only in the electromagnetic wave, not generally
      6-energy-momentum-densities.png

       6-energy-momentum-densities.png

Boundary conditions on an interface (two media)

      7-boundary-conditions.png

       7-boundary-conditions.png

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fresnel_equations

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fresnel_rhomb     FOR CIRCULAR POLARIZATION

http://physics.kenyon.edu/EarlyApparatus/Polarized_Light/Fresnels_Rhomb/Fresnels_Rhomb.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Specular_reflection     Useful term to know
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lissajous_curve       THIS TO THE ELLIPTICAL POLARIZATION
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rose_curve   This is just another beautiful curve, referred under Lissajous_curve

File storage for our course:
https://miside.uib.no/dotlrn/classes/det-matematisk-naturvitenskapelige-fakultet/phys261/phys261-2011h/one-community?page_num=2

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