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A plane electromagnetic wave is incident at an angle θ0 on a plane conductor of conductivity...

A plane electromagnetic wave is incident at an angle θ0 on a plane conductor of conductivity σ (ε = 1, μ = 1), Calculate the reduction in amplitude of the wave upon reflection.(Assume the conductivity to be large, but not infinite)

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