The permittivity and permeability of medium 1 are εo and μo, while medium 2 has ε and μo, where ε > εo. The Poynting vector S, given by S = E x H, represents the energy flow per unit cross-sectional area per unit time of an electromagnetic wave. Prove that if light normally incident from the medium 1 into the medium 2 is transmitted without any reflection, this violates the boundary conditions.
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ωp2 /ω2) where ωp is
the plasma frequency and ω = 2ωp.
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is totally reflected
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are totally transmitted
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Please answer all parts of the
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