Incident wave of boundary between two different dielectrics

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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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MisterX said:
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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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