Abstract
The Ca40(d, p)Ca41 reaction was investigated with the MIT-ONR electrostatic generator, a 180-degree magnetic spectrograph, and a magnetic broad-range spectrograph. Bombarding energies from 2.5 to 7.0 Mev were used; targets were made of natural calcium; and the reaction angle was 90 degrees. The Q value for the transition to the ground state of Ca41 is 6.140±0.009 Mev. Twenty-five excited states of Ca41 were found in the region of excitation from 1.947 to 4.194 Mev.