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Turbulence modes in molecular clouds in M33: a challenging test of the Brunt-Federrath framework
Understanding the turbulent structure of molecular clouds is essential for linking galactic environment to the regulation of star formation. Although Galactic molecular clouds have been studied extensively, extending turbulence-mode analysis beyond the Milky Way remains challenging because of the li
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