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A TE uniform plane wave is incident from medium 1 with (uo, e1) on a
plane interface at z 0 into medium 2 with (o, £2). Assuming e2 < E1,
and 0 > 0c,
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(a) obtain the phasor expressions for the transmitted field (E, H,),
(b) verify that the average power transmitted into medium 2 is zero.

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