
The multichannel generalizations of the Feshbach formalism are considered. These generalizations are nonunique. We demonstrate the equivalence of two such generalizations and show that they reduce to the familiar coupled reaction channel formalism under certain approximations. The relationship to the many-body formulations of the multichannel problem proposed recently is also discussed.
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