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Little Dots: the ULX Analogy
I consider recent observations of the Little Dots (LDs) observed in high--redshift ($z\sim 7$) galaxies. I have suggested that the central black holes in these objects are probably fed mass at very super--Eddington (factors $\sim 50$) rates. In physical terms, this idea makes them supermassive analo
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