Open access data to supplement Phys. Rev. Lett. 123, 076601 (2019), see also preprint arXiv:1812.10336 . Please refer to the main text for an in-depth discussion. THIS README provides information on how the data, which is made available in this repo, is structured
- Abishek Kumar, University of Florida, USA
- Dmitrii L. Maslov, University of Florida, USA
- Andrey S. Mishchenko, RIKEN, Saitama, Japan
- Naoto Nagaosa, RIKEN, Saitama, Japan
- Lode Pollet, LMU Munich, Germany
- Nikolay V. Prokof'ev, University of Massachusetts, USA
Data for Figs 2,3, and 4 of the main text are made available in the subdirectories with the same name. For units and conventions we refer to the main text.
The file "dc-mobility.dat" contains the result of the analytic continuation for the mobility at zero frequency, which is plotted in the paper (alpha = 2.5). There are five columns: (i) the inverse temperature beta actually used in the simulation, (ii) the temperature T = 1/beta used for plotting, (iii) the value of the dc mobility, (iv) its lower error bar, and (v) its upper error bar.
The matsubara data for the quantity C_m (see Eq. 7 in the paper) is provided in the files named "betaxxxx.dat" where xxxx stands for the inverse temperature specified in the first column on "dc-mobility.dat". These files contain three columns: (i) the Matsubara index m, (ii) the quantity C_m, and (iii) its error bar obtained from 20-40 independent runs depending on the temperature.
same as for Fig 2.
Analytically continued data for the mobility as a function of frequency, mu(omega), are provided in the files named "Txxx.dat" where xxx stands for the corresponding temperature. There are 2 columns: (i) the frequency omega, and (ii) the corresponding mobility.
The file "seeOC.gp" is optional and contains a gnuplot script to
Only a text viewer is needed to read the data. An optional gnuplot-file is provided for Fig 4.
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