The previous implementation of the zernike conversion had an empirical factor of 1/sqrt(2). Josh realized this was because there was supposed to be a division by 2 inside the square root for the rms calculation. I moved this factor inside the square root and updated the documentation to reflect this change.
This change is purely semantic -- it has no impact on any calculations.
The previous implementation of the zernike conversion had an empirical factor of 1/sqrt(2). Josh realized this was because there was supposed to be a division by 2 inside the square root for the rms calculation. I moved this factor inside the square root and updated the documentation to reflect this change.
This change is purely semantic -- it has no impact on any calculations.