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Harrison, Elizabeth

Saad, David

Wong, KYM

Data underpinning publication "Optimal Load Shedding in Electricity Grids with Renewable Sources via Message Passing"

Allsop, Thomas

Kundrát, Vojtech

Kalli, Kyriacos

Lee, Graham

Neal, Ron

Bond, Peter

Shi, Baogul

Sullivan, John

Culverhouse, Phil

Webb, David

Data underpinning article "Methane Detection Scheme based upon the Changing Optical Constants of a Zinc Oxide/Platinum Matrix created by a Redox Reaction and their effect upon Surface Plasmons "

Wen, Feng

Sygletos, Stylianos

Tsekrekos, Christos P.

Zhou, Xingyu

Geng, Yong

Wu, Baojian

Qiu, Kun

Turitsyn, Sergei

Data underpinning article "Multilevel Power Transfer Function Characterization of Nonlinear Optical Loop Mirror"

Tan, Mingming

Rosa, Pawel

Thai Le, Son

Dvoyrin, Vladislav

Iqbal, Asif

Sugavanam, Srikanth

Harper, Paul

Data underpinning article "RIN Mitigation and Transmission Performance Enhancement with Forward Broadband Pump"

Nash, Robert

Wade, Kimberley

Garry, Maryanne

Adelman, James

A robust preference for cheap-and-easy strategies over reliable strategies when verifying personal memories

Nerukh, Dmitry

Tarasova, Elvira

Farafonov, Vladimir

Korotkin, Ivan

Karabasov, Sergey


The data is on a storage device (Disk D of nn-gauss ) and can be accessed by making a formal request.
 


Trajectory file of MD simulation after 100ps at 50K (8f-3_new.xtc)

Raykov, Yordan

Boukouvalas, Alexis

Baig, Fahd

Little, Max

What to Do When K-Means Clustering Fails: A Simple yet Principled Alternative Algorithm

Chattopadhyay, Amit

Mukherjee, Prabir

DETAILS OF DATA

3 separate groups of data have been zipped under three separate filenames – integraldata.zip, figs5_and_6.zip and additional_data.zip. These files can be unzipped using open sourced software in all standard operating systems e.g. the zip command in linux, or the default uncompressing option in windows (also use 7-zip), or Stuffit Commander in mac.

Details below: 

Data under integraldata.zip

All data files are indicated using the extension .dat; these files can be opened using any open sourced unicode editor, like emacs (linux and windows), aquamacs (mac osx), vim (linx), notepad (windows)
All files beginning with ‘fort100’ or ‘fort200’ refer to data related to the evaluation of the integrals defined in Eqs. (31-34) of the article; the number “100” refer to integral values for the parameter  (defined after Eq. (35) in the article) while ‘200’ refers to integral values for  
Files entitled ‘fort100coshigh.dat’ and ‘fort200coshigh.dat’ show data for very large upper limits of the variable x in Eqs. (31-34), respectively for , for real values of the complex integral.
Files entitled ‘fort100sinhigh.dat’ and ‘fort200sinhigh.dat’ show data for very large upper limits of the variable x in Eqs. (31-34), respectively for , for imaginary values of the complex integral.
Files entitled ‘fort100coslow.dat’ and ‘fort200coslow.dat’ show data for finite upper limits of the variable x in Eqs. (31-34), respectively for , for real values of the complex integral.
Files entitled ‘fort100sinlow.dat’ and ‘fort200sinlow.dat’ show data for finite upper limits of the variable x in Eqs. (31-34), respectively for , for imaginary values of the complex integral.
mu1cosAkappa.pdf, mu2cosAkappa.pdf; mu1cosAlambda.pdf, mu2cosAlambda.pdf; mu1cosAeta.pdf, mu2cosAeta.pdf; mu1cosAgamma.pdf, mu2cosAgama.pdf are the respective plots for for the parameter sets . Data given are for the real part of the respective complex integrals. 

Data under figs5_and_6.zip

All data files are indicated using the extension .dat; these files can be opened using any open sourced unicode editor, like emacs (linux and windows), aquamacs (mac osx), vim (linx), notepad (windows)
All data files starting with “spacecorr” refer to data for spatial correlation function while files starting with “timecorr” refer to temporal correlation function data, both defined in the section entitled “KPZ phase confirmation”.
Data files showing “...F10eta1.dat”, “…F10eta10.dat”, “…F1eta10.dat”, “…F1eta1.dat” respectively refer to the parameter combinations (, ,  and .
Files containing “…V1eq1V2eq1…” refer to parameter values , etc.
All pdf files starting with “space” refer to the spatial correlation functions (Figure 5) and all pdf files starting with “time” refer to the temporal correlation functions (Figure 6).

Data under additional_data.zip

All data files are indicated using the extension .dat; these files can be opened using any open sourced unicode editor, like emacs (linux and windows), aquamacs (mac osx), vim (linux), notepad (windows)
Filename convention remains unchanged as in the section above (“Data under figs5_and6.zip). These are the data whose plots are not shown in the article, since they do not show any new qualitative feature of this model.

Date of data generation: July-August, 2016

Data embargo: No restriction; could be distributed without any embargo

Funder: Aston University



Novel universality classes in ferroelectric liquid crystals

Yu, Yang

Yang, Yang

Cheng, Zhicai

Blanco, Paula

Liu, Ronghou

Bridgwater, Anthony

Cai, Junmeng

Pyrolysis of Rice husk and Corn stalk in Auger Reactor: Part 1.

Characterization of Char and Gas at Various Temperatures

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