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In fresnel's equations after applying the boundary conditions we have E incident + E reflected =...

In fresnel's equations

after applying the boundary conditions we have

E incident + E reflected = E transmitted

the question is why?
why not

E incident = E reflected + E transmitted

the total (incident) is equal to the sum of the parts, right?

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