Here are 48 Zernike polynomials, plus a constant term. It is important to note that the reader does not need to strictly arrange the Zernike entries in the order shown below, but in fact different orders of arrangement are applied to different applications and institutions. Table #0 is a constant or a shift (piston term), a coefficient of this term also represents the average optical path difference; while #1 and #2 are inclined X and Y direction (tilt terms), #3 represents the focus, therefore, #1 to #3 on behalf of the wavefront. Gauss or paraxial properties; #4 and #5 represent the astigmatism and defocus, #6 and #7 represent coma and tilt, and #8 represents the 3 order aberration and defocus, that is to say #4 to #8 is 3 level difference; similarly, #9 to #15 on behalf of the 5 order aberration #16 and #24, to represent the 7 level #25 to #35 aberration, on behalf of the 9 #36 to #48 aberration, on behalf of the 11 order aberration.

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