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Text: The model provides a remarkably good fit to the data over most of the redshift range . It should be stressed , in particular , the nice agreement of the model with IR data , showing a fast rise from z = 0 to z = 1 and then a wide plateau up to z ∼ 4 . Locally ( z ∼ < 0.2 ) there is an indication that our model produces too many stars . It appears consistent with UV determinations , but it keeps higher with respect to the determination of Rodighiero et al . ( 2009 ) using the Spitzer 24 µm luminosity function . Even at very high redshift ( z≃ 7 ) , the model is marginally consistent with the observations , especially if we take into account that the HST - WFC3 data can be considered as a lower limit due to incompleteness effects . We note also that the WMAP5 model predicts a much lower SFR at high redshift , ( z ∼ > 2 ) leading to a better agreement with the z≃ 7 data . Contrary to what found in Somerville et al . ( 2008 ) , with the new cosmology we find a better agreement with data in the SFR density , but a worst one in the stellar mass assembly , as noted above .<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>assistant<|end_header_id|>

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