This book presents the cold side of the Universe illustrated by the rest-frame, far-infrared emission with Atacama Large Millimeter/submillimeter Array (ALMA). The author constructed the largest-ever ALMA sample and dataset, which enables them to identify very faint, rest-frame, far-infrared dust continuums as well as the carbon fine-structure line emission from distant galaxies that have been missed in previous surveys. The observational findings described in this book reveal for the first time where and how much of the star formation, traced by the rest-frame far-infrared emission, is ongoing, from inter-stellar and circum-galactic media to cosmic structures. Moreover, since some of the findings are unexpected and as such challenge the current galaxy formation models, the book provides exciting questions that should be addressed in the next decades.

Nominated as an outstanding Ph.D. thesis by the University of Tokyo, Japan Discusses the largest ALMA dataset ever constructed Describes the wide landscape of the Universe, from galaxy to cosmic structures

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Introduction.- Data & Reduction.- Inter-Stellar Medium Scale I: Galaxy Size.- Inster-Stellar Medium Scale Ii: Galaxy Morphology.- Circum-Galactic Medium Scale: Metal-Enriched Gas Halo.- Cosmic Structure Scale: Number Density and Clustering.- Discussion.- Conclusion.- Appendices.