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The S- and D-state components of the deuteron-triton overlap integral and of the form factor required for a distorted-wave Born-approximation analysis of (d,t) reactions have been calculated for a number of variational triton wave functions corresponding to realistic nucleon-nucleon potentials. It is found that the calculated overlap functions decay too rapidly for large n-d separations, and this has important consequences for the corresponding distorted-wave Born-approximation form factors. In particular, the parameter D₂, which measures the relative importance of the D-state form factor in the low-momentum limit, is found to be more than a factor of 2 smaller than the best experimental value. A more direct calculation of the form factors leads to a much larger value of D₂.NUCLEAR REACTIONS DWBA theory; calculated deuteron-triton overlap and form factors for (d,t) reactions.
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