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AGB-star Mass Transfer Products in Stellar Streams as Tracers of Density in Dissolved Star Clusters
The least dense globular clusters (GCs) appear to host the highest fractions of stars with chemical signatures of mass transfer from asymptotic giant branch (AGB) companions. Recent observations suggest the fraction may be even higher in stellar streams that are debris of tidally disrupted (preferen
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