Michelson interferometer with the Zernike aberration about lightpipes HOT 4 OPEN

#! /usr/bin/env python
from LightPipes import *
import matplotlib.pyplot as plt

wavelength=632.8*nm #wavelength of HeNe laser
size=15*mm # size of the grid
N=500 # number (NxN) of grid pixels
R=7*mm # laser beam radius
z1=8*cm # length of arm 1
z2=7*cm # length of arm 2
z3=3*cm # distance laser to beamsplitter
z4=5*cm # distance beamsplitter to screen
Rbs=0.5 # reflection beam splitter
tx=0*mrad; ty=0.0*mrad # tilt of mirror 1


#Generate a weak converging laser beam using a weak positive lens:
F=Begin(size,wavelength,N)
F=GaussBeam(F, R)

#Propagate to the beamsplitter:
F=Forvard(z3,F)

#Split the beam and propagate to mirror #2:
F2=IntAttenuator(1-Rbs,F)
F2=Forvard(z2,F2)

#Introduce aberration and propagate back to the beamsplitter:
F2=Tilt(tx,ty,F2)
F2=Zernike(F2, 3, -1, 6*mm, A=1.03*wavelength)
F2=Forvard(z2,F2)
F2=IntAttenuator(Rbs,F2)

#Split off the second beam and propagate to- and back from the mirror #1:
F10=IntAttenuator(Rbs,F)
F1=Forvard(z1*2,F10)
F1=IntAttenuator(1-Rbs,F1)

#Recombine the two beams and propagate to the screen:
F=BeamMix(F1,F2)
F=Forvard(z4,F)
I=Intensity(1,F)

plt.imshow(I,cmap='jet'); plt.axis('off');plt.title('intensity pattern')
plt.show()