Study of decay of ²⁶⁰Sg formed in ⁵¹V + ²⁰⁹Bi and ⁵²Cr + ²⁰⁸Pb fusion reactions using KDE0(v1) Skyrme force

The study of superheavy nuclei (SHN) (Z>100) is exciting area of research in nuclear physics. There are many unanswered questions such as, how many elements can exists in nature?, how to increase the stability of SHN?, how to produce stable targets of SHN? and many more. The existence of superheavy nuclei is possible only by compensating the Colombian repulsive force by shell stabilization. The decay process at a fixed E* occurs at the same relative separation, independent of incoming channel, irrespective of their producing strongly varying cross sections. This result strongly agrees with experiment and supports our previous findings