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Fig. 2.— Total number of ionizing photons, N ion;t , emitted by a star with a mass m in solar masses within the time t ¼ 10 Myr at the beginning of the life of the star.
Fig. 4.— Normalized IGIMF in the Standard scenario for different SFRs (10 5 , 10 4 , 10 3 , 10 2 , 1, and 100 M  yr 1 ), and the canonical IMF (dashed line)
Fig. 5.— Calculated relation between the SFR and the resulting H luminos- luminos-ity for four different IGIMF models and two invariant models in which the IGIMF is assumed to be the canonical IMF and the Salpeter IMF
Fig. 6.— Fitted plots of the four IGIMF L H -SFR relations (crosses) using the fit function eq
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