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Rate density distributions as functions of redshift (left panels) and corner plots of the posterior PDFs for the DTD parameters and ⟨τd⟩ (right panels). Top and bottom panels show the results obtained with a power-law and a log-normal DTD, respectively. Rate density distributions are normalised to 1 at z = 0, and the CSFH from Madau & Fragos (2017) is shown in purple for comparison. Red and blue curves represent the distributions obtained considering, respectively, the ELF and the QUSJ models. W15* results are displayed in yellow.

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