A typo in the software implementation of Diffractive Interface Theory [Opt. Express23, 2764 (2015)10.1364/OE.23.002764] was found during subsequent research. The typo was corrected, yielding better-than-originally-reported agreement between Diffractive Interface Theory and full-wave numerical solutions of Maxwell equations.
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