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Sequential hypothesis testing for Axion Haloscopes

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arxiv 2210.16095 v1 pith:76J5IADE submitted 2022-10-28 physics.data-an astro-ph.IMhep-exhep-ph

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keywords axionmethodhaloscopesinferentialsimpleacquisitionadequateanalytically
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The goal of this paper is to introduce a novel likelihood-based inferential framework for axion haloscopes which is valid under the commonly applied "rescanning" protocol. The proposed method enjoys short data acquisition times and a simple tuning of the detector configuration. Local statistical significance and power are computed analytically, avoiding the need of burdensome simulations. Adequate corrections for the look-elsewhere effect are also discussed. The performance of our inferential strategy is compared with that of a simple method which exploits the geometric probability of rescan. Finally, we exemplify the method with an application to a HAYSTAC type axion haloscope.

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