The present status of the theory of nucleon resonances in nuclei is reviewed. A detailed account is given of the techniques used to generate these resonance configurations from the purely nucleonic configurations. Situations in two- and three-nucleon systems in which the resonance configurations appear to play a role are discussed. Heavier nuclei are also mentioned. The effect of resonances in nuclear and neutron matter is also reviewed.
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