The formation of the compound nucleus is described. The importance of two-particle excited states is stressed and the possibility of experimentally observing the interference between the associated "two-particle resonances" and direct-interaction processes is discussed. Formulas are presented which permit the calculation of both the direct-interaction term and the amplitude associated with the resonance.
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Leonard S. Rodberg (1961) studied this question.
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