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A dielectric is a material with low electrical conductivity and so is classified as an insulator. Dielectric materials are used to block the flow of electricity through them, allowing them to behave as an insulators. They can also be used to store electr…

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Chapter 8.4, Problem 5CQ

What is the difference between the boundary conditions applied in Section 8-1.1 for normal incidence and those applied in Section 8-4.1 for oblique incidence with perpendicular polarization?

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