A Closed-Form Analytical Conversion between Zernike and Gatinel–Malet Basis Polynomials to Present Relevant Aberrations in Ophthalmology and Refractive Surgery
Masoud Mehrjoo,
Damien Gatinel,
Jacques Malet
et al.
Abstract:The Zernike representation of wavefronts interlinks low- and high-order aberrations, which may result in imprecise clinical estimates. Recently, the Gatinel–Malet wavefront representation has been introduced to resolve this problem by deriving a new, unlinked basis originating from Zernike polynomials. This new basis preserves the classical low and high aberration subgroups’ structure, as well as the orthogonality within each subgroup, but not the orthogonality between low and high aberrations. This feature ha… Show more
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