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Stellar masses of optically dark galaxies: uncertainty introduced by the attenuation law and star-formation histories
Recent studies using JWST have suggested that some high-redshift galaxies may be ultra-massive, thereby challenging standard models of early galaxy formation. We analyse the stellar masses using different modelling assumptions and in conjunction with new data of three galaxies (S1, S2 and S3), whose
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