Now ZernikeCoefficients allows to sum/subtract 2 ZernikeCoefficients objects, but it simply acts on the underlying _coefficients member without checking if the FIRST_ZERNIKE_MODE is the same for the 2 objects. So it may happen that the operation acts on different modes
Now ZernikeCoefficients allows to sum/subtract 2 ZernikeCoefficients objects, but it simply acts on the underlying _coefficients member without checking if the FIRST_ZERNIKE_MODE is the same for the 2 objects. So it may happen that the operation acts on different modes