AGB Stars: What Should Be Done ?
Cheryl Frost, John Lattanzio
Abstract
We present a review of AGB star evolution, with emphasis on the nucleosynthesis occurring in these stars. In particular, we discuss hot and cool bottom burning, observational constraints, and analysis of meteoritic grains. This paper was presented at the 32nd Liege Colloquium "Stellar Evolution: What Should Be Done ?"
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