AGB stars in the Local Group, and beyond

Carbon stars are tracers of the intermediate age population in galaxies. Either they are currently undergoing third dredge-up on the (Thermal-Pulsing) Asymptotic Giant Branch (TP-AGB) – the cool and l

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