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The orthogonality of the fractional circle polynomials and its application in modeling of ophthalmic surfaces

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Published 1 April 2019 Published under licence by IOP Publishing Ltd
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1742-6596/1194/1/012094

Abstract

In this paper we establish some new fractional differential properties for a class of fractional circle polynomials. We apply the Zernike polynomials and a new class of fractional circle polynomials in modeling ophthalmic surfaces in visual optics and we compare the obtained results. The total RMS error is presented when addressing capability of these functions in fitting with surfaces, and it is showed that the new fractional circle polynomials can be used as an alternative to the Zernike Polynomials to represent the complete anterior corneal surface.

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