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  <dc:title>Data for &amp;quot;Formation of Electron Velocity Distribution Functions at Low-&amp;beta;, Low-Mach-Number Quasi-Perpendicular Shocks From Physical-Mass-Ratio PIC Simulations&amp;quot;</dc:title>
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  <dc:description>The compressed files provide the data used to generate the figures in the associated article. &amp;quot;Figure 1.zip&amp;quot; contains the two-dimensional electromagnetic field data used to obtain the six field components (Bx, By, Bz, Ex, Ey, and Ez) and the shock structure shown in Figure 1. &amp;quot;Figure 2.zip&amp;quot; contains the data used for the wave-mode and spectral analysis of the electromagnetic turbulence in the shock transition region, including the kx-kz distributions, omega-k dispersion relation, and magnetic- and electric-field energy spectra shown in Figure 2. &amp;quot;Figure 3.zip&amp;quot; contains the corresponding wave-mode and spectral-analysis data for the downstream region shown in Figure 3. &amp;quot;Figure 4.zip&amp;quot; contains the electron velocity distribution function (VDF) data at different locations across the shock, including the upstream, transition, overshoot, and downstream regions shown in Figure 4. &amp;quot;Figure 5.zip&amp;quot; contains the trajectory data of representative electrons in the upstream, transition, and downstream regions, including the parallel and perpendicular velocities, electric fields, pitch angle, and local magnetic-field strength shown in Figure 5. &amp;quot;Figure SI.zip&amp;quot; contains the data for the supplementary material showing the dynamical evolution of the shock in the longer-duration, lower-resolution simulation.</dc:description>
  <dc:subject>Quasi-perpendicular shock; Particle-in-cell simulation; Electron beam; Electron VDFs</dc:subject>
  <dc:creator>慕洲帆</dc:creator>
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