An attempt is made to reduce the confusion arising from the existence of many different theories of resonance reactions. The method is to set up a formalism which is sufficiently general so that individual theories may be obtained by appropriate specialization. Such a formalism is obtained by suitably generalizing that devised by Bloch for a smaller range of theories. The formalism facilitates comparison of the structure of the various theories. Also, as we shall show in a subsequent paper, it gives a neat and systematic framework for study of the line-broadening problem.
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