Unveiling Extended Components of ‘Little Red Dots’ in Rest-Frame Optical

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This preprint studies the unresolved host-galaxy morphology of high-redshift “Little Red Dots” (LRDs) by performing image stacking of 217 LRDs from the COSMOS-Web survey in four JWST NIRCam bands. Using stacking and four-band photometric SED fitting with galaxy templates, the authors report unambiguous faint extended emission in the F444W band, with typical size ~200 pc and magnitude 27.7 AB at z 6.5, alongside a derived stellar mass of log(M*/M☉) = 8.91 ± ~0.1. They further find that the hosts are compact relative to star-forming galaxies at similar mass and that LRD black hole masses are elevated by ~1.5 dex above the local MBH–M* relation, while noting this analysis is based on a preprint under review and relies on template-based SED fitting. This paper does not explicitly discuss endometriosis or adenomyosis; it was included in the corpus via a keyword match in the upstream search index.

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Abstract Recent JWST observations have revealed a population of red, compact, high-redshift objects called “Little Red Dots” (LRD), whose host components have remained largely unconstrained, possibly due to their extreme compactness. Current morphological studies have been limited by small samples, as well as by insufficient imaging depth, which may not allow reliable separation between point-like and extended components, leaving the existence and properties of extended components in LRD largely unconstrained. Here, we perform the image stacking analysis of 217 LRDs in four NIRCam bands, representing the largest and homogeneous sample observed from COSMOS-Web survey to date. Our results reveal an unambiguous detection of faint extended emission in the F444W band, with a typical size of ~200 parsecs and magnitude of ~27.7 AB at z~6.5. We perform four-band photometric SED fitting based on galaxy templates and derive a stellar mass of 8.91+-~0.1 logM_sun. Given this stellar mass, the host galaxy is compact, i.e., ~2.5 times smaller than star-forming populations at similar mass, and the typical black hole mass of LRDs is elevated by ~1.5 dex above the local MBH-M* relation. This work provides direct observational evidence for the existence of LRD host galaxies and offers crucial insights into the growth of the host galaxy and the co-evolution of galaxies and their black holes within the first billion years after the Big Bang.
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Current morphological studies have been limited by small samples, as well as by insufficient imaging depth, which may not allow reliable separation between point-like and extended components, leaving the existence and properties of extended components in LRD largely unconstrained. Here, we perform the image stacking analysis of 217 LRDs in four NIRCam bands, representing the largest and homogeneous sample observed from COSMOS-Web survey to date. Our results reveal an unambiguous detection of faint extended emission in the F444W band, with a typical size of ~200 parsecs and magnitude of 27.7 AB at z 6.5. We perform four-band photometric SED fitting based on galaxy templates and derive a stellar mass of 8.91+-~0.1 logM_sun. Given this stellar mass, the host galaxy is compact, i.e., ~2.5 times smaller than star-forming populations at similar mass, and the typical black hole mass of LRDs is elevated by ~1.5 dex above the local MBH-M* relation. This work provides direct observational evidence for the existence of LRD host galaxies and offers crucial insights into the growth of the host galaxy and the co-evolution of galaxies and their black holes within the first billion years after the Big Bang. Physical sciences/Astronomy and planetary science/Astronomy and astrophysics/Galaxies and clusters Physical sciences/Astronomy and planetary science/Astronomy and astrophysics/Early universe Full Text Additional Declarations There is NO Competing Interest. Cite Share Download PDF Status: Under Review Version 1 posted You are reading this latest preprint version Research Square lets you share your work early, gain feedback from the community, and start making changes to your manuscript prior to peer review in a journal. As a division of Research Square Company, we’re committed to making research communication faster, fairer, and more useful. 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