How to verify a uniform distribution on n-sphere

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To verify a uniform distribution on a unit n-sphere, one approach is to divide the sphere into multiple regions and count the number of dots in each region. If the counts are approximately equal across these regions, the distribution can be considered uniform. The method of dividing the sphere can be complex, as it requires careful consideration of how to partition the space effectively. Techniques such as using spherical coordinates or employing geometric algorithms may be necessary for accurate division. Ultimately, the goal is to ensure that the distribution of dots appears uniform across the entire n-sphere.
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suppose we have many dots on a unit n-sphere

i suspect that they satisfy the uniform distribution

but how to verify this?
 
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Divide the sphere into many parts & count the no. of dots in each part. If they're roughly equal,the distribution is close to being uniform.
 
Eynstone said:
Divide the sphere into many parts & count the no. of dots in each part. If they're roughly equal,the distribution is close to being uniform.

Divide the sphere into many parts

but how?
 
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