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Zernike polynomials have been used for some time to fit wavefront deformation measurements to a two-dimensional polynomial. Their orthogonality properties make them ideal for this kind of application. The typical procedure consists of first obtaining the fitting using x-y polynomials and then transforming them to Zernike polynomials by means of a matrix multiplication. Here, we present a new method for making this fitting faster by using a set of orthogonal polynomials on a discrete base of data points on a unitary circle.
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