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If the recoil nucleus of a two-boy reaction (e.g., nn', pn) described
using LAW=2 or 3 doesn't break up, its energy and angular distribution can be
determined by kinematics. No LAW-dependent structure is given. If isomer
production is possible, multiple subsections with LAW=4 can be given to
define the energy-dependent branching ratio for the production of each
excited nucleus. Finally, LAW=4 may be used to describe the recoil nucleus
after radiative capture (MT=102), with the understanding that photon
momentum at low energies must be treated approximately.
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