The file name for each data file is composed of "Field"-"figure number"-"time". For example, az-fig1-t1875.txt is the data for A_z, Figure 1, and t=18.75. az - The vector potential A_z (contour of A_z represents magnetic field lines) bx, by, bz - Magnetic field B_x, B_y, and B_z cuz - Current density J_z ez - Electric field E_z ni - Number density n_i ti - Ion temperature T_i viz - Ion fluid velocity V_iz The data format is “x-grid”, “y-grid”, “field”. The coordinates x-grid and y-grid are not normalized. To obtain the x and y coordinates, the following normalization should be used: (“x-grid or y-grid” - 1)/40. For example, if the x-grid is 1601, the normalized x grid is (1601-1)/40=40d_i. Field values are already normalized. For Figure 1, each data file for the 1D panels in (a) and (b) has a name “by-fig1”-“av or y coordinate”-“time”. For example, by-fig1-av-t1875.txt is the data file for the average of B_y at t=18.75, and by-fig1-y10-t2031.txt is for the B_y along y=10 at t=20.31. The data format is “x-grid”, “1025”, “field”. Please ignore the second column “1025”. To obtain the x coordinate, please use the following normalization (“x-grid” - 1)/40. For Figure 2, each data file for the 1D panels in (c) has a name “fg-fig2”-“x position”. For example, fg-fig2-x44 is the data file for the x range 44