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Authors are expected to provide a Data Availability Statement in their article immediately following the Acknowledgments section that details where data are available, and how the data can be accessed and reused (listing specific restrictions, if any). If the data underlying the article cannot be made available or reused, the Data Availability Statement should describe as completely as possible the process needed to reproduce the results of the study, including a link to detailed documentation and contact information of the responsible data manager (see the sixth set of examples below).

Examples of some common types of data availability statements are included below. Please refer to Data Archiving Guidance for additional information about identifying an appropriate repository if needed. Use the AMS Data Reference and Citation Examples page to ensure your data citations follow AMS style when finalizing your manuscript.

Authors are expected to provide a Data Availability Statement in their article immediately following the Acknowledgments section that details where data are available, and how the data can be accessed and reused (listing specific restrictions, if any). If the data underlying the article cannot be made available or reused, the Data Availability Statement should describe as completely as possible the process needed to reproduce the results of the study, including a link to detailed documentation and contact information of the responsible data manager (see the sixth set of examples below).

Examples of some common types of data availability statements are included below. Please refer to Data Archiving Guidance for additional information about identifying an appropriate repository if needed. Use the AMS Data Reference and Citation Examples page to ensure your data citations follow AMS style when finalizing your manuscript.