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The Galactic Phosphorus Survey. I. Chemical Evolution across the Galactic Disk from $\sim$750 FGK Stars
Phosphorus (P) is an odd-$Z$ element produced primarily in massive stars and is also important for planetary chemistry as an element essential to life. However, its evolution over cosmic time remains poorly constrained because precise and homogeneous stellar P measurements are scarce. We determine t
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