Data used in "Energy gap of quantum spin glasses: a projection quantum Monte Carlo study"
Abstract
README - Data Archive for "Energy gap of quantum spin glasses: a projection quantum Monte Carlo study" Overview--------This archive (data.zip) contains the numerical data used to generate all figures in the accompanying manuscript. The data are organized into folders according to the figure labels in the main text, end matter, and supplemental material. Each folder contains plain-text .dat files with columns representing the variables necessary to reproduce the plots. Folder Structure----------------- fig1-4 : Data for figures 1 through 4 in the main text.- figEM6-8 : Data for figures 6 through 8 in the End Matter.- figSM1-4 : Data for figures 1 through 4 in the Supplemental Material. Data Format-----------Each .dat file typically contains three columns: 1. The independent variable (x-axis).2. The dependent variable (y-axis).3. The uncertainty (error bar) associated with the y-values. All values are in the units specified in the manuscript. Columns are whitespace-separated and can be loaded directly using standard data analysis tools (Python, Gnuplot, Mathematica, etc.). Inset Figures-------------For figures that include an inset, the corresponding data are provided in separate files with names clearly indicating that they correspond to the inset (e.g., "inset_ .dat"). The same column structure applies. Usage-------------The files can be used to reproduce the plots presented in the manuscript and perform further analysis or cross-checks.
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