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GENERAL INFORMATION
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1. Title of Dataset: Supporting data for "Positional and Flux anomalies caused by the granulation of wave dark matter"

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First Author Contact Information
    Name: Amruth Alfred
    Faculty: Science
    Email: h1352888@connect.hku.hk




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DATA & FILE OVERVIEW
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Directory of Files:
   A. Filename: hartley_lens.zip      
      Short description: Contains arrays describing the deflection fields and mass maps for a galaxy gravitational lens 


        
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File Naming Convention: The files delta_kappa_xxrs_1.txt are the mass maps describing the galaxy in 2D, for a given scale radius xx. The files alpha_x/y_macro_xxrs_mass.txt are the deflection fields for the galaxy with scale radius xx and the corresponding mass in the x and y directions. The files alpha_x/y_granule_xxrs_mass.txt are the corresponding mass maps for the wave dark matter granulations.


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DATA DESCRIPTION FOR: delta_kappa_xx.txt
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1. Number of variables: 1


2. Number of cases/rows: 1000


3. Missing data codes:
        Code/symbol        Definition
        Code/symbol        Definition


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    A. Name: Surface mass density
       Description: The surface mass density of the galaxy for a given field of view.


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DATA DESCRIPTION FOR: alpha_x/y_macro/granule.txt
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1. Number of variables: 1


2. Number of cases/rows: 1000


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        Code/symbol        Definition
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    A. Name: Deflection angle
       Description: The deflection angles for the galaxy and wave dark matter granulations for the given field of view.


    B. Name: <variable name>
       Description: <description of the variable>
                    Value labels if appropriate
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METHODOLOGICAL INFORMATION
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