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Temporal evolution of the monochromatic UV luminosity L1500 (left) and the UV star formation rate conversion factor κUV (right panel, for SFR = const) predicted for models with a Salpeter IMF slope (α2 = −2.35) and a flatter IMF (α2 = −2.). L1500 is normalized to 106 M⊙ for bursts and to 1 M⊙ yr−1 for SFR = const. The models with a Salpeter slope are shown using the same colors as in previous figures. Models with the flat IMF, including also nebular emission), are shown by yellow and green lines. VMS-only models and PopIII models with a top-heavy IMF are shown by dotted lines. All models shown here include nebular continuum emission. Dash-dotted horizontal lines in the right panel show the value of the canonical SFR(UV) conversion factor from Madau & Dickinson (2014) for a Salpeter and a Kroupa IMF.
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