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The compound nucleus theory plays the central role in calculating nuclear reaction processes at relatively low energies, and the statistical treatment for the compound resonances leads to the so-called Hauser-Feshbach theory with width fluctuation correction. The Hauser-Feshbach theory is particularly important for providing reliable nuclear reaction data not only in nuclear technology development but also fundamental science development such as astrophysics. The theory of Hauser and Feshbach is to replace the average compound decay width by the optical model transmission coefficient, and the imposed unitarity gives rise to reduction in the cross sections for all the