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Write down expressions for wavefunctions of the reflected and transmitted electrons in this scenario.

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Write down expressions for wavefunctions of the reflected and transmitted electrons in this
scenario. Give expressions for any wavenumbers that appear in your answer, in terms of
the quantities that appear in the question.

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