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Evolving IMF compared with the Salpeter IMF, and the evolution of the massive fraction with redshift and metallicity. Left: evolving IMF at different absolute metallicities Z = 10−2 (purple lines), 10−3 (orange lines), 10−4 (green lines) and redshifts z = 5 (dashed lines), 10 (dot-dashed lines), and 15 (solid lines). For clarity, the evolving IMFs at z = 10 and 15 have been displaced by lg(ϕ) = 2 and 4, respectively. Thin black lines show the Salpeter IMF at the depicted redshifts. Right: massive fraction fmassive depicted as a function of redshift z and absolute metallicity Z. The top-left corner shows the evolving IMF developing into the Salpeter IMF, where fmassive = 0.

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