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The exciton model (EM) contains both statistical multistep compound (SMC) and direct (SMD) contributions. The SMC part of the EM can be derived exactly from the microscopic random-matrix model (RMM) of Agassi et al. /1/ without use of the detailed balance argument and the Golden Rule.
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Kalka, H., Hermsdorf, D., Seeliger, D. (1986). Exciton Model and Multistep Compound Reactions. In: Krištiak, J., Běták, E. (eds) Neutron Induced Reactions. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-009-4636-1_10
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