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Do we have reflection when the intrinsic impedance η=E/H between two media are matched but not necessarily the characteristic impedance (assuming a transmission line)?
Basically, I have a case here shown below
I have two parts with different geometries (this may not be a transmission-line, if you want you can assume an equivalent structure for a parallel line to get a transmission-line). The material parameters μ, ε are the same between the two media but their geometry is different. Do we still have a reflection at the boundary in this case? (does the boundary condition result in a reflection?)
Basically, I have a case here shown below
I have two parts with different geometries (this may not be a transmission-line, if you want you can assume an equivalent structure for a parallel line to get a transmission-line). The material parameters μ, ε are the same between the two media but their geometry is different. Do we still have a reflection at the boundary in this case? (does the boundary condition result in a reflection?)