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Host Galaxy UV Emission and Dust Reddening in Little Red Dots
Little Red Dots (LRDs) have been the subject of extensive analysis to place them within the context of galaxy and black hole evolution. Despite several proposed scenarios for the nature of the rest optical emission in LRDs, our understanding of the UV emission remains a matter of debate. Here, we ai
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