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Exploring the observed properties of JWST Little Red Dots with cosmological simulations and dust radiative transfer
JWST has uncovered compact high-redshift (z>=4) sources, dubbed Little Red Dots (LRDs), characterised by a distinct V-shaped continuum. Their nature remains debated since broad-line AGN signatures coexist with non-AGN continua, marked by weak X-ray and mid-IR emission. We investigate which propertie
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