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The newly developed connected kernel equations for N-body scattering are applied to the study of rearrangement reactions. An integral equation for the transition operator is obtained which has a connected kernel and whose inhomogeneous terms contain the standard distorted-wave Born approximation (DWBA) and a two-step part. The two-step part is similar to the expression usually used for the calculation of two-step reactions but with a non-standard prescription for the driving potentials. The difference comes about because of the off-shell transformations used to simplify the original connected kernel equations. A multi-step DWBA series is generated and the conditions for its convergence are discussed.
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