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From Scaling Relations to Physical Laws: Constraining the Physics of Star Formation Across Local Galaxies
The conversion of cold dense gas, traced by molecular line emission, into stars remains one of the fundamental unsolved problems in galaxy evolution. Observations over the past decades have established empirical relations between gas and star formation, yet their physical origin remains uncertain. G
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