Hello,
Is there a way to simulate the Zernike polynomials on a cylindrical lens? I have a cylindrical lens that is quite long, and with some Zernike terms, it gives a weird shape.
This is the basic cylindrical array:
But with a Zernike term, it becomes:
It seems that the Zernike is applied in X and Y, but I only want it in one of these directions.
Some more digging into the problem, might the normalization radius be of importance here? How does that one work exactly?
As I put the normalization radius bigger, the array seems to get a ‘normal’ layout again.
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