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Characterization of gross-structure resonances in angular-momentum-mismatched channels in heavy-ion collisions.

Gross-structure resonances previously observed only in inclusive measurements have been studied in both single and mutual inelastic scattering involving the 0/sub 2//sup +/ state of /sup 16/O. Analysis of the excitation functions in the single-excitation channel at the zeros of Legendre polynomials permits the dominant L values to be determined for most of the resonances. The measured spins disagree with the predictions of a recently published microscopic model of the inelastic-scattering process.