arXiv:1704.05309: Supporting dataset

This is a supporting dataset that accompanies arXiv:1704.05309. It consists of databases and parameter files used to generate the numerical results presented in the paper. This deposit contains the following files: Databases These are SQLite databases produced by the Sussex LSSEFT tool (git revision 977e5b03) containing the one-loop SPT results and counterterms used to obtain EFT predictions for the real-space and redshift-space power spectra. Planck2015_CAMB@z=0_k10-full.sqlite This contains results for a Planck2015 cosmology. The initial power spectrum is generated using linear theory by CAMB at z = 50, using the parameter file documented below. The tree-level component is generated using a CAMB z = 0 power spectrum, also computed using linear theory, for which we also supply a CAMB parameter file. MDR1_CAMB@z=0_k10-full.sqlite This contains results for a cosmology matching the MultiDark MDR1 simulation. The initial power spectrum is generated using linear theory by CAMB at z = 50 and the tree-level component is generated using a CAMB z = 0 power spectrum as above. The corresponding parameter files are supplied; see below. MDR1_CAMB@z=0_k10-EdS.sqlite This contains results matching the MDR1_CAMB@z=0_k10-full.sqlite database, but with growth functions computed using the standard SPT Einstein-de Sitter approximation. CAMB parameter files Power spectra were produced using the November 2015 release of CAMB. Planck2015_linear_init_params.ini, Planck2015_linear_final_params.ini Parameter files to generate initial (z = 50) and final (z = 0) linear power spectra in the Planck2015 cosmology. Planck2015_nonlinear_params.ini Parameter file to generate a nonlinear z = 0 power spectrum using the HALOFIT prescription for the Planck2015 cosmology. This is used to renormalize the EFT power spectrum. MDR1_linear_init_params.ini, MDR1_linear_final_params.ini Parameter files to generate initial (z = 50) and final (z = 0) linear power spectra in the MDR1 cosmology. gevolution parameter files N-body simulations were performed using gevolution 1.1. gevolutionsettings.ini This is a settings file for gevolution that reproduces our 1024^3-particle, (2000 Mpc/h)-side simulation volume, used to compute the real-space power spectrum and the l = 0, 2, 4 multipoles of the redshift-space power spectrum.