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The detailed exploration of nuclear structure and reaction data has led to a number of refined theoretical developments in nuclear theory [1]. The theory of nuclear structure has developed from simple shell models towards sophisticated many-body theories. The theory of nuclear reactions started from the simple R-matrix theory which treats the separate nuclear fragments as point particles outside the reaction region. More recent many-body reaction theories elaborate in a systematic fashion the boundary conditions and the effects of the Pauli principle. The necessary reduction of the degrees of freedom is achieved through variational procedures. For a recent review of the corresponding point of view we refer to Tang and Wildermuth [2]. The resonating-group method [2] and the generator coordinate method [3] are theories of nuclear composite particles and their interaction.
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Kramer, P. (1980). Groups and Semigroups for Composite Nucleon Systems. In: Kramer, P., Dal Cin, M. (eds) Groups, Systems and Many-Body Physics. Vieweg Tracts in Pure and Applied Physics, vol 4. Vieweg+Teubner Verlag, Wiesbaden. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-06825-9_4
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