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Free-Free Radio Emission from Little Red Dots as a Probe of Ionized Gas
Recent studies have hypothesized that little red dots (LRDs) are rapidly accreting black holes surrounded by dense gaseous environments. Both neutral and ionized gas play a key role in explaining many of the puzzling spectral features of LRDs, including the emission line profiles in the optical-infr
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