Abstract
Folding model potentials of 12C and 16O are obtained for neutrons, using a nucleon-density distribution and the effective nucleon-nucleon interaction DDM3 Y. These folded potentials, instead of a phenomenological optical potential, are applied to the calculation for the direct capture of low-energy neutrons on 12C and 16O. As a result, it is concluded that an observation of the neutron direct capture would be very useful to acquire the information on the nucleon-density distribution near the nuclear surface.
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