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 So:  component of \({\bf B}\) that is parallel to surface but perpendicular to current flow
 is discontinuous, whereas the one parallel to the flow is continuous.  In vector notation:
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    {\bf B}_{above} - {\bf B}_{below} = \mu_0 {\bf K} \times \hat{\bf n},
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 where \(\hat{\bf n}\) points upwards. For the vector potential, the relations are
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 Therefore, reidentifying the normal component, we get
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