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Little Red Dots as a Transient Phase of Self-Interacting Dark Matter Assisted Black Hole Growth
The discovery of Little Red Dots (LRDs) with JWST has revealed a population of compact, red galaxies hosting rapidly growing black holes at early cosmic times. Their compact morphologies, broad emission lines, weak X-ray emission, and distinctive V-shaped spectral energy distributions indicate a sho
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