The radiative proton capture C-13(p,gamma)N-14 and the inverse N-14(gamma,p
)C-13 reactions show unusually narrow and strong resonance peaks at E-p = 1
.7476 MeV and E-gamma = 9.172 MeV, respectively. In the present work, calcu
lations of the cross sections for the C-13(p,gamma)N-14 and the N-14(gamma,
p)C-13 reactions are performed using both the Breit-Wigner single-resonance
formula and the radiative direct-capture model. The result calculated usin
g the direct-capture reaction theory implies that the strong resonance peak
in the cross section for the reaction C-13(p,gamma)N-14 at E-p = 1.7476 Me
V is due to the capture of particles having a d(3/2) wave by the C-13 core
nucleus.