Abstract
The differential cross sections for the reactions F19(n, d)O18 leading to the ground- and first-excited states of O18 have been measured. Higher excited states were also observed but with insufficient accuracy for measurement of the corresponding cross sections. Comparison with results of pickup theory indicates a proton s-wave transition to the ground state of O18 and a probable d-wave transition of approximately equal reduced width to the first excited state. The estimated ratio of the two reduced widths is in agreement with recent theoretical results.

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