“…Both the real and the imaginary potentials were of Woods-Saxon volume form and the parameters are v 0 = 107.4 MeV, r 0 = 1.361 fm, a 0 = 0.578 fm, w = 13.5 MeV, r w = 1.412 fm, a w = 0.299 fm. Similarly, the V d+Bi potential, with real parameters v 0 = 100.2 MeV, r 0 = 1.15 fm, a 0 = 0.973 fm, and imaginary parameters w = 15.37 MeV, r w = 1.45 fm, a w = 0.559 fm, were taken to be same as that of d + 208 Pb at 12 MeV [21]. Imaginary parts of V α+Bi and V d+Bi describe the removal of flux whenever the individual fragments themselves breakup, excite, or fuse with the target.…”