Examining the entrance channel effects on the synthesis of the double deformed nucleus 
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: A theoretical study using the dynamical cluster-decay model including Skyrme forces

Deep, Aman; Niyti,; Kharab, Rajesh; Singh, Rajpal; Chopra, S.

doi:10.1103/physrevc.102.034607

Phys. Rev. C

2020

DOI: 10.1103/physrevc.102.034607

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Examining the entrance channel effects on the synthesis of the double deformed nucleus Hs270 : A theoretical study using the dynamical cluster-decay model including Skyrme forces

Aman Deep

Niyti Niyti²,

Rajesh Kharab

et al.

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Examining the entrance channel effects on the synthesis of the double deformed nucleus Hs270 : A theoretical study using the dynamical cluster-decay model including Skyrme forces

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Examining the entrance channel effects on the synthesis of the double deformed nucleus Hs270 : A theoretical study using the dynamical cluster-decay model including Skyrme forces

Cited by 4 publications

References 86 publications

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Theoretical study of evaporation residue cross sections in the decay of Cn286 formed via the U238+
Kumari
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,
Deep
²
,
Kharab
³

2022
Phys. Rev. C*
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Theoretical study of evaporation residue cross sections in the decay of Cn286 formed via the U238+
Kumari
¹
,
Deep
²
,
Kharab
³

2022
Phys. Rev. C*
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Systematic analysis of the decay of Fl287,288,290,292 formed in the complete fusion reactions
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¹
,
Deep²,
Chopra³
et al. 2023
Phys. Rev. C*
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