A new test of uniformity for object orientations in astronomy
Vincent Pelgrims

TL;DR
This paper introduces a new coordinate-invariant statistical test designed to analyze the uniformity of object orientations, such as polarization vectors or spin-axes, in astronomical data on the celestial sphere.
Contribution
The paper presents a novel statistical test that is coordinate-invariant and specifically tailored for studying the distribution of orientations in astronomical sources.
Findings
Test effectively detects non-uniformity in orientations.
Applicable to polarization vectors and spin-axes.
Enhances analysis of celestial source distributions.
Abstract
We briefly present a new coordinate-invariant statistical test dedicated to the study of the orientations of transverse quantities of non-uniformly distributed sources on the celestial sphere. These quantities can be projected spin-axes or polarization vectors of astronomical sources.
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