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A Population of Little Red Dot-like Quasars in SDSS
Compact and red sources in the high redshift ($z\sim5$) Universe, known as "Little Red Dots" (LRDs), are among JWST's most intriguing discoveries. These sources have broad Balmer emission lines, weak X-ray emission, and unique spectral energy distributions (SEDs) poorly fit by either stellar or AGN
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