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Probing Planet Formation within 10 au: Dust Substructures in Extremely Compact Protoplanetary Disks
ALMA high-resolution surveys have so far focused mainly on large, bright protoplanetary disks, where substructures are routinely detected, leaving compact disks poorly characterized. Yet, the survival of millimeter emission in Class II sources implies that radial drift must have been halted by press
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