Pure SU(N) guage theory lattice data and analysis scripts for confined-deconfined interface tension, latent heat, and the lattice beta function

Supplemental material to arXiv:2506.15509 ("Confined-deconfined interface tension and latent heat in SU(N) gauge theory") containing three zip files with the following contents: interface_tension.zip :- Monte carlo output files, generate with the 'suN_gauge_surface' application of HILA , containing the confined-deconfined-interface fluctuation spectra. The data for N=4,5,8,10,16, Nt=5,6,7,8, and different spatial system sizes is located in subfolders SUN/ntX/v_Nxy_Nz . In addition to the bare simulation output text files, the folders also contain .npy files in which the relevant data, extracted from the text files, is stored in tabulated form for faster reuse.- jupyter notebook to load and process the confined-deconfined interface fluctuation data for the various N and Nt. It extracts the interface tension from the interface fluctuation spectra, performs the continuum extrapolation, and fits of the N-dependency. beta_function.zip : - text file 'betac' with measurements of the critical values of the inverse gauge coupling of SU(N) gauge theory for different numbers of colors N=4,5,8,10(,16) and different values of the inverse temperature Nt=5,6,7,8 , obtained from the Monte Carlo data provided in 'interface_tension.zip' (cf. above publication of more details).- jupyter notebook to extract the lattice beta function from the critical inverse gauge coupling data. latent_heat.zip :- text file 'betac' (same as in 'beta_function.zip')- text file 'plaq' containing Monte Carlo results for the plaquette values of SU(N) gauge theory for N=4,5,8,10(,16) in the confined and deconfined phase at the critical points for Nt=5,6,7,8 .- jupyter notebook which uses the lattice beta function and the difference in the plaquette values between confined and deconfined phase to obtaine the latent heat for the available N and Nt values. It then performes the continuum extrapolation and fits of the N-dependency.