  We analyze neutron experiments on $\ybco$ at various stoichiometries in the
superconducting state, within the context of a bi-layer theory which yields
good agreement with the normal state Cu-NMR and neutron data as a function of
\omega, q and T. A d-wave superconducting state exhibits peaks at q = ( \pi ,
\pi , \pi ) and sharp maxima as a function of \omega, at twice the gap
frequency. This behavior may have been observed experimentally. The counterpart
behavior for other choices of order parameter symmetry is discussed.
