I've put together some graphs of exothermic proton and deuteron capture reaction networks for several materials together with associated decay chains. See:
https://docs.google.com/open?id=0BzKtdce19-wySThpSnd3bUxJdDQ A PDF can be obtained by choosing "Download" from the "File" menu at the left. If you see any details in error, let me know. There is a fascinating pair of reactions that I haven't completely made sense of yet: 15N + D -> 13C + A + 7.7 MeV 13C + D -> 15N + γ + 16.1 MeV At face value, it is a catalytic reaction that takes deuterium and yields helium-4. But I'm not able to make sense of the energy balance. it appears to be saying that if you take 15N and add deuterium, you'll get 13C and some energy, and if you take 13C and add deuterium, you'll get 15N and some energy. I've probably messed up the calculation; if not, there's some magic going on there. Eric