Zernike expansion coefficients: Rescaling and decentring for different pupils and evaluation of corneal aberrations
An analytical method to convert the set of Zernike coefficients that fits the wavefront aberration for a pupil into another corresponding to a contracted and horizontally translated pupil is proposed. The underlying selection rules are provided and the resulting conversion formulae for a seventh-ord...
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todo:paper_14644258_v9_n3_p209_Comastri2023-10-03T16:17:15Z Zernike expansion coefficients: Rescaling and decentring for different pupils and evaluation of corneal aberrations Comastri, S.A. Perez, L.I. Pérez, G.D. Martin, G. Bastida, K. Ocular aberrations Pupil size and centring Zernike coefficients Optical transitions Topography Wave effects Corneal aberrations Keratometric vertex Pupils Zernike coefficients Optical systems An analytical method to convert the set of Zernike coefficients that fits the wavefront aberration for a pupil into another corresponding to a contracted and horizontally translated pupil is proposed. The underlying selection rules are provided and the resulting conversion formulae for a seventh-order expansion are given. These formulae are applied to calculate corneal aberrations referred to a given pupil centre in terms of those referred to the keratometric vertex supplied by the SN CT1000 topographer. Four typical cases are considered: a sphere and three eyes - normal, keratoconic and post-LASIK. When the pupil centre is fixed and the pupil diameter decreases from 6 mm to the photopic natural one, leaving aside piston, tilt and defocus, the difference between the root mean square wavefront error computed with the formulae and the topographer is less than 0.04 μm. When the pupil diameter is kept equal to the natural one and the pupil centre is displaced, coefficients vary according to the eye. For a 0.3μmm pupil shift, the variation of coma is at most 0.35μm and that of spherical aberration 0.01μm. © IOP Publishing Ltd. JOUR info:eu-repo/semantics/openAccess http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.5/ar http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12110/paper_14644258_v9_n3_p209_Comastri |
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Ocular aberrations Pupil size and centring Zernike coefficients Optical transitions Topography Wave effects Corneal aberrations Keratometric vertex Pupils Zernike coefficients Optical systems |
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Ocular aberrations Pupil size and centring Zernike coefficients Optical transitions Topography Wave effects Corneal aberrations Keratometric vertex Pupils Zernike coefficients Optical systems Comastri, S.A. Perez, L.I. Pérez, G.D. Martin, G. Bastida, K. Zernike expansion coefficients: Rescaling and decentring for different pupils and evaluation of corneal aberrations |
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Ocular aberrations Pupil size and centring Zernike coefficients Optical transitions Topography Wave effects Corneal aberrations Keratometric vertex Pupils Zernike coefficients Optical systems |
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An analytical method to convert the set of Zernike coefficients that fits the wavefront aberration for a pupil into another corresponding to a contracted and horizontally translated pupil is proposed. The underlying selection rules are provided and the resulting conversion formulae for a seventh-order expansion are given. These formulae are applied to calculate corneal aberrations referred to a given pupil centre in terms of those referred to the keratometric vertex supplied by the SN CT1000 topographer. Four typical cases are considered: a sphere and three eyes - normal, keratoconic and post-LASIK. When the pupil centre is fixed and the pupil diameter decreases from 6 mm to the photopic natural one, leaving aside piston, tilt and defocus, the difference between the root mean square wavefront error computed with the formulae and the topographer is less than 0.04 μm. When the pupil diameter is kept equal to the natural one and the pupil centre is displaced, coefficients vary according to the eye. For a 0.3μmm pupil shift, the variation of coma is at most 0.35μm and that of spherical aberration 0.01μm. © IOP Publishing Ltd. |
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Comastri, S.A. Perez, L.I. Pérez, G.D. Martin, G. Bastida, K. |
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Comastri, S.A. Perez, L.I. Pérez, G.D. Martin, G. Bastida, K. |
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Comastri, S.A. |
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Zernike expansion coefficients: Rescaling and decentring for different pupils and evaluation of corneal aberrations |
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Zernike expansion coefficients: Rescaling and decentring for different pupils and evaluation of corneal aberrations |
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Zernike expansion coefficients: Rescaling and decentring for different pupils and evaluation of corneal aberrations |
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Zernike expansion coefficients: Rescaling and decentring for different pupils and evaluation of corneal aberrations |
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Zernike expansion coefficients: Rescaling and decentring for different pupils and evaluation of corneal aberrations |
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zernike expansion coefficients: rescaling and decentring for different pupils and evaluation of corneal aberrations |
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