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Non-axisymmetric aberration patterns from wide-field telescopes using spin-weighted Zernike Polynomials
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Kent, Stephen M
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Aberration
/ Distortion
/ Focal plane
/ Infrared radiation
/ Telescopes
/ Zernike polynomials
2018
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Non-axisymmetric aberration patterns from wide-field telescopes using spin-weighted Zernike Polynomials
by
Kent, Stephen M
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Aberration
/ Distortion
/ Focal plane
/ Infrared radiation
/ Telescopes
/ Zernike polynomials
2018
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Non-axisymmetric aberration patterns from wide-field telescopes using spin-weighted Zernike Polynomials
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Non-axisymmetric aberration patterns from wide-field telescopes using spin-weighted Zernike Polynomials
2018
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If the optical system of a telescope is perturbed from rotational symmetry, the Zernike wavefront aberration coefficients describing that system can be expressed as a function of position in the focal plane using spin-weighted Zernike polynomials. Methodologies are presented to derive these polynomials to arbitrary order. This methodology is applied to aberration patterns produced by a misaligned Ritchey Chretian telescope and to distortion patterns at the focal plane of the DESI optical corrector, where it is shown to provide a more efficient description of distortion than conventional expansions.
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