We have considered a two-body model for neutron-alpha and deuteron-triton scattering in which pairs of states are coupled together by a real, central, Saxon potential. All couplings obey conservation of total angular momentum and parity. The D3/2 excited state of He⁵ (or the 107-keV "resonance" in the d+T system) is thus explained by a strong coupling. This simple model adequately explains the elastic and reaction data except for the low-angle left-right asymmetry for the (mirror) reaction proton.
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