Incident wave of boundary between two different dielectrics

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The discussion revolves around understanding the incident wave at the boundary between two different dielectrics, with confusion regarding the wavevector and its representation in a matrix form. Participants express the need for clarity on the problem and request more detailed information to facilitate assistance. An image link was initially broken but has since been fixed, allowing for better context. The importance of providing comprehensive details when seeking help is emphasized. Overall, the thread highlights the complexities of wave behavior at dielectric boundaries and the necessity for clear communication in technical discussions.
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I have just been given the question without much support so I can't even get a start of the question.
I thought the wavevector should be the given matrix but apparently it isn't.
Maybe I got problem with understanding the question; could anyone help?
 
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If you want help, please use the required format and provide more details about the problem.
 
MisterX said:
If you want help, please use the required format and provide more details about the problem.

Sorry, I think my image link had been dead and I have fixed it now.
 
c_l_k_t said:
Sorry, I think my image link had been dead and I have fixed it now.

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