The FRUITY database on AGB stars: past, present and future
arXiv:1405.3392 · doi:10.1088/1742-6596/665/1/012019
Abstract
We present and show the features of the FRUITY database, an interactive web-based interface devoted to the nucleosynthesis in AGB stars. We describe the current available set of AGB models (largely expanded with respect to the original one) with masses in the range 1.3<=M/M_SUN<=3.0 and metallicities -2.15<=[Fe/H]<=+0.15. We illustrate the details of our s-process surface distributions and we compare our results to observations. Moreover, we introduce a new set of models where the effects of rotation are taken into account. Finally, we shortly describe next planned upgrades.
Proceedings of the "nuclear physics in astrophysics VI" meeting held in Lisbon (2013)
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