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Pseudo Little Red Dot: An active black hole embedded in a dense and dusty, metal-poor starburst galaxy at z = 5.96
We present a study of a pseudo little red dot with no metal lines (Pseudo-LRD-NOM), a highly magnified lowmass galaxy behind the lensing cluster A370 at z = 5.96. We classify this object as a pseudo-LRD because its red rest-frame optical color is contaminated by a prominent Hα line (with EW0 ≳ 800 Å
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