We make the full output of our simulations of binary black hole mergers through chemically homogeneous evolution available to the community, in order to allow further comparisons with current and future data and with simulations of other channels. These simulations are free to use; we ask only that that the following two papers are cited when the data are used for publication:

• Mandel and de Mink, 2016, MNRAS
• de Mink and Mandel, 2016, arXiv

The details of the models below are described in the papers. For each model, we provide three files with all simulated merging binaries, binaries detectable at design aLIGO sensitivity, and binaries detectable at the sensitivity of the O1 science run. Matlab data files (readable with Matlab's load() or Python's scipy.io.loadmat() ) are linked below; please contact us for other file formats.

The attached README contains information on the contents of the data files and basic instructions for accessing the data.

Selma de Mink & Ilya Mandel, March 7, 2016