Find the reflection and transmission coefficients of a plane, TM wave propagating between 2lossless media with refractive indexes n, and n;.Suggestion: You can start by using the fact that the total tangential component of the magnetic fieldstrength (H) immediately above the interface must be equal to the effective magnetic field immediatelybelow the interface. (magnetic field strength (H) is B/lmedium)(b) Find the coefficients as a function of incident and transmitted angles.(c) Show the expressions you derived for the special case of normal incidence.(d) Transmissivity and Reflectivity (max = 1 and min = 0) are given by the square of the absolute value ofthe transmission and reflection coefficients. Plot transmissivity and reflectivity as a function of angle ofincidence (from 0 to 90 deg) for the case where nị = 1 and n: = 1.5. Is there a situation where TE wavesare not reflected?

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