To compensate the spherical aberration of the eye using the conic constant of the first surface of a contact lens fordifferent refractive errors. Refractive errors were simulated by modifying only the first curvature of the cornea. Forevery refractive error was calculating Zernike polynomials using Optics Software for Layout and Optimization (OSLO)EDU edition with and without contact lens. To calculate the conic constant of the contact lens we use the Seidel sums forthin lenses from the longitudinal spherical aberration as it proposes V. Mahajan. The value of Zernike sphericalaberration coefficient for the eye with farsightedness (+ 5.00 D) + spherical contact lens was 0.142691 μm. The conicconstant value to compensate the spherical aberration was -0.222995 and the value of Zernike spherical aberrationcoefficient of the eye + aspherical contact lens was 0.004354 μm. The value of Zernike spherical aberration coefficientfor the eye with myopia (- 5.00 D) + spherical contact lens was 0.144505 μm. The conic constant value to compensatethe spherical aberration was -0.101424 and the value of Zernike spherical aberration coefficient of the eye + asphericalcontact lens was 0.072820 μm. The proposed method allows us to design contact lenses that compensate for thespherical aberration of the eye from the Zernike polynomials. Although the design of contact lenses is to third order, weobtain a smaller spherical aberration than the chromatic aberration on the axis without use optimization routine.
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