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Tracing Interstellar Gas in Quiescent Galaxies Using Na I D and Ca II H&K Absorption
For over two decades, Na I D ($λ\lambda5891.58, 5897.56$ Å) absorption has been the primary optical tracer of cool, neutral gas in galaxies. In contrast, Ca II H&K ($λλ$3934.78, 3969.59 Å), which traces both neutral and ionized gas, has been comparatively unexplored. Here, we present a comparative s
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