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Does brewsters angle only work for nonmagnetic materials? Ive been trying to look up explanations but...

Does brewsters angle only work for nonmagnetic materials? Ive been trying to look up explanations but it seems very complicated. can someone break down how and when we can find brewsters angle?


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Brewster angle gives zero reflection with the magnetic interface. The explaination is below in page:

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