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Dual Signatures of Bursty Star Formation in High-Redshift UV Luminosity Functions
The UV luminosity function (UVLF) encodes key information about galaxy formation. The slowly evolving bright-end UVLFs at $z\gtrsim10$ have made UV variability from bursty star formation a promising explanation, but the impact of such variability need not be restricted to the bright end. Motivated b
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