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A Dusty Quenching-candidate AGN host at z=5.7: massive quiescent galaxies may quench already during the dust-obscured phase
We present a spectro-photometric analysis of RUBIES-EGS-9809, a broad-line AGN host at z=5.7 with a Balmer break and a dominant point source. The source is dust reddened ($A_V>$3 mag), shows hot- and cold-dust emission, and is X-ray Compton thick, with X-ray-to-bolometric ratio consistent with lumin
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