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Spectra and angular distributions were obtained for the reaction 12C(3He ,p)14'N atE(3He) == 20.1 MeV from G lab == 8° to 170°. Distorted-wave calculations were compared to experimental angular distributions and relative total cross sections. Agreement was found when a spin-independent interaction potential }iaS used. Nuclear wave functions used in the calculations are discussed. Spectorscopic and configuration assignments were made or confirmed on the basis of excitation energy, angular distribution, comparison of (a,d) and

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Properties of Excited States inC14

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