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SALVAGE II: no systematic molecular gas depletion in the central 2 kpc of AGN hosts
In cosmological simulations, active galactic nuclei (AGN) feedback is found to be necessary for the shutdown of galaxy-wide star-formation by heating and/or removing molecular gas. However, at low-redshift, there is little evidence of systematic large-scale gas depletion. Some recent observations ha
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