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Unveiling the Origins of the Molecular Gas Reservoirs in Recently Quenched Massive Galaxies
E. Savitch, D. Narayanan, D. J. Setton +13
Observations of quenched galaxies across cosmic time have revealed systems containing substantial molecular gas reservoirs, challenging the traditional picture of gas-poor, red and…
ALMA Chemical Evolution (ACE) survey: an overview -- extending dust and gas inference to low metallicities at cosmic noon
Irene Shivaei, Gergő Popping, Leindert A. Boogaard +13
The baryon cycle governs the exchange of gas, metals, and dust between galaxies and their environments, but simultaneous constraints on these constituents remain scarce beyond z~1.…
ALMA Chemical Evolution (ACE) Survey: Molecular gas properties of low-mass, low-metallicity galaxies at cosmic noon
Gergő Popping, Ivanna Langan, Nikki N. Geesink +13
Molecular gas plays a central role in regulating star formation and galaxy evolution, yet observational constraints at cosmic noon remain biased toward massive, metal-rich systems.…
ALMA Chemical Evolution (ACE) survey: the dust content of subsolar metallicity galaxies at cosmic noon
M. Solimano, I. Shivaei, G. Popping +11
Dust plays a key role in galaxy evolution by influencing star formation and shaping the observed spectrum of galaxies. However, at z~2 (cosmic noon) our knowledge of the dust mass…
ALMA Chemical Evolution (ACE) survey: dust-to-gas ratios in sub-solar metallicity galaxies at cosmic noon
N. N. Geesink, G. Popping, L. A. Boogaard +11
Dust is a fundamental component of the interstellar medium and provides a key tracer of the baryon cycle that regulates galaxy evolution. The dust-to-gas ratio links metals in the…
ALMA Chemical Evolution (ACE) survey: The gas fundamental metallicity relation at cosmic noon
I. Langan, I. Shivaei, G. Popping +11
Chemical enrichment shapes how galaxies form and evolve. The gas-phase metallicity is directly linked to the stellar mass, star formation rate, and cold gas of the interstellar med…