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The distorted-wave Born approximation is applied to deuteron stripping reactions. Optical potentials with rounded edges are used to distort the wave functions used in our calculations. It is found possible to get a fair fit to the ($d, p$) cross section in four cases and to the ($d, p$) polarization in one case with this treatment without introducing a cutoff.
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