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\f0\fs24 \cf0 The data for Figure k(z) is saved in folder Figk (k=2,3,4,5,6 and z=a,b,c,d depending on the figure). For each data set the horizontal (X) axis values are saved as FigkzTypeX.txt and corresponding vertical (Y) axis values are saved as FigkzTypeY.txt, where Type is the line or marker type used in the figure. When multiple data sets with the same line or marker type are plotted, Type is further specified with a numerical value to distinguish the different data sets. For example, the data for the black dots in Figure 2(a) are saved in folder Fig2 with file names Fig2aBlackDots1X.txt, Fig2aBlackDots1Y.txt, Fig2aBlackDots2X.txt, Fig2aBlackDots2Y.txt etc.\
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Exceptions to the above are:\
i) Fig3zDottedCurveX.txt, Fig3zDottedCurveY.txt (z=a,b,c). The original data is saved, from which the powerlaw fits that are plotted with the dotted curves can obtained.\
ii) Fig5 files. Type is not specified in the file names as the data is unambiguously defined by just Fig5z (z=a,b,c,d).}