Stellar Populations, Butcher-Oemler Effect, Star Formation in Clusters
Bianca M. Poggianti
Abstract
In this brief overview of the stellar populations of galaxies in clusters I highlight some of the most recent results, including the downsizing of the k+a population and the star formation--local density relation. I conclude discussing some open questions regarding the interpretation of the observational results, and speculating on the current meaning of the words ``primordial'' and ``environmental''.
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