Abstract
Angular distributions from the F19(α, t)Ne20 and F19(He3, d)Ne20 reactions have been measured for the particle groups leaving Ne20 in its ground state and in its first excited state at 1.63 MeV. A direct interaction mechanism was indicated by the forward peaking and the oscillatory structure of all angular distributions. Butler's stripping theory was applied to the (He3, d) data and the reduced widths obtained were compared with corresponding F19(d, n)Ne20 data. From comparison of the (He3, d) and the (α, t) cross sections it is suggested that the F19(α, t)Ne20 reaction does not proceed by a stripping mechanism.

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