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(4.63) |
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(4.64) |
The power series expansion of the aberration function takes the form [117,118]
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(4.65) |
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Although the expansion of (4.74) is a general representation
of the aberration function in that any aberration function (n, m)
can be represented,
other polynomials are more suited to describe higher-order aberration terms.