The excited states of N¹³ were investigated by use of the C¹²(p,p) reaction. Only the two resonances, at 465-kev and 1.7-Mev proton energies, previously known from the C¹²(p,γ)N¹³ reaction were found. The energy region covered was from 0.3- to 4.0-Mev proton bombarding energy. The elastically scattered protons were observed by the use of a 90^∘{} magnetic analyzer at an angle of 164^∘{} to the incident beam. The intensities at the resonances show that the 465-kev level has J=1/2 and that the 1.7-Mev level has probably J=3/2 or 5/2.
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