EOSAM 2025
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Comparison of the definitions for azimuthal orientation of ±m-paired Zernike polynomials. The angular orientation of the Zernike polynomials Z n ± m Mathematical equation: $ {Z}_n^{\pm m}$ is illustrated for different choices of θ0 (black arrow: common definition θ 0 lp Mathematical equation: $ {\theta }_0^{\mathrm{lp}}$; white arrow: proposed new definition θ 0 fp Mathematical equation: $ {\theta }_0^{\mathrm{fp}}$). Left: tertiary astigmatism Z 6 ± 2 Mathematical equation: $ {Z}_6^{\pm 2}$ with peaks at same azimuthal orientation. Middle: primary coma Z 3 ± 1 Mathematical equation: $ {Z}_3^{\pm 1}$, where π = 180° has to be added. Right: secondary trefoil Z 5 ± 3 Mathematical equation: $ {Z}_5^{\pm 3}$, where π/3 = 60° must be subtracted.

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