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Table 3.

Parameters and assumed priors in the SED modelling and fitting processes.

Free parameter Description Prior Sampling/Scale
Z* Stellar metallicity Uniform: log 10 ( Z , min / Z ) = 1.0 $ \log_{10}(Z_{*,\rm{min}}/Z_{\odot}) = -1.0 $, log 10 ( Z , max / Z ) = 0.2 $ \log_{10}(Z_{*,\rm{max}}/Z_{\odot}) = 0.2 $ Logarithmic
t Time since the onset of star formationa Uniform: log10(tmin) = log10(tz)−0.3, log10(tmax) = log10(tz)b Logarithmic
τ Parameter that controls the peak time in the double power-law SFH modela Uniform: log10(τmin) = 0.3, log10(τmax) = 0.9 Logarithmic
α Falling slope of the SFH modela Uniform: log10(αmin) =  − 0.8, log10(αmax) = 0.8 Logarithmic
β Rising slope of the SFH modela uniform: log10(βmin) =  − 0.8, log10(βmax) = 0.8 Logarithmic
τ ̂ 2 $ \hat{\tau}_{2} $ Dust optical depth in the Calzetti et al. (2000) dust attenuation law Uniform: min = 0.0min = 0.1, max = 2.5 Linear

Dependent parameter Description Method Sampling/Scale

M Stellar mass Best-fit model normalization obtained from minimizing χ2 Logarithmic
SFR Star formation rate Recent instantaneous SFR determined from SFH at the present time Logarithmic
Age Representative age of a stellar population Mass-averaging the look-back time in the SFH (Eq. (3)) Logarithmic

Notes.

a

The mathematical formula of the double power-law SFH can be seen in Abdurro’uf et al. (2021, Equation (7) therein).

b

tz is the age of the Universe at the galaxy’s redshift. All the simulated galaxies in our sample are put at z = 0.03. t, tz are in units of Gyr. τ ̂ 2 $ \hat{\tau}_{2} $ is in units of magnitude.

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