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Fig. C.1.

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Test to distinguish between the two extreme scenarios in terms of cosmic evolution of the luminosity function. Top panel: redshift cumulative distribution function of the intrinsic Ep − L correlation scenarios cut at ℱcut = 10−6 ph cm−2 for kevol = 0 in dark blue and kevol = 2 in light blue. The kevol = 2 scenario is sub-sampled at Nsub = 117; the 95% confidence bound is calculated from bootstrapping. Bottom panel: distribution of p-values (right) and D-statistics (left) from the K–S tests performed on the bootstrapped samples. The back dashed vertical line shows a p-value of 0.05, below which it is possible to distinguish between the two distributions at the 95% confidence level.

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