Fig. C.7.

Same as Fig. C.1 but for M*, the halo mass at which star formation efficiency peaks. Changing this parameter shifts the halo-stellar-mass fraction to lower and higher masses, as can be seen in the bottom-right panel, there is a small back-reaction effect on the gas abundance. Changing M* indirectly affects the halo profiles at different masses, as can be seen in the top right panel, but note that the delta-function component of the stellar halo profile is not shown in this plot. The power spectra involving stars are affects in a more scale-dependent manner as can be seen in the top-left two panels.
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