Determine the incident, reflected and transmitted electric (E) and magnetic (H) fields for thefigure given below. Calculate the curl of magnetic (H) field for only the reflected wave (just forthe reflected magnetic field; not for any other field).M-2 Ez, Mz ,Mzti, Mi,niEr, H.

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Determine the incident, reflected and transmitted electric (E) and magnetic (H) fields for the
figure given below. Calculate the curl of magnetic (H) field for only the reflected wave (just for
the reflected magnetic field; not for any other field).
M-2 Ez, Mz ,Mz
ti, Mi,
ni
Er, H.

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