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surface impedance of impnetrable surface whic is not a conductor

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Hello ,i have the following system where a wave incident on impenetrable surface which is not a conductor.
The expression shown bellow is the correct answer.
I am trying to get it using simple maxwell boundary conditions.
the closest i saw was nX(H1-H2)=J
Zs nX(H1-H2)=ZsJ
But in this boundary condition we ar not using E1 E2.Is there a more proper way to use both E1 E2 and H1 H2?

Where did i go wrong ?
Thanks.
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Hello Konkats,its from the internet.
could you reccomend me some more relyable source
Thanks.
 

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