In the present research, some static and dynamic nuclear properties of the closed-shell nuclei; 58Ni, 90Zr, 116Sn, and 144Sm nuclei have been studied using the Random Phase Approximation (RPA) method framework and different Skyrme parameterizations, particularly SyO-, Sk255, SyO+, SLy4, BSk17, and SLy5. In particular, in studies of static properties such as nuclear densities for neutrons, protons, mass, and charge densities with their corresponding rms radii, the single-particle nuclear density distributions All the obtained results agreed well with the relevant experimental data. Concerning the dynamic properties, the excitation energy, transition density, and giant resonance modes for the excitation to the low-lying negative partite excited states 1–, 3–, 5–, and 7– have also been studied. The findings indicate that estimates of RPA with Skyrme-type interactions are a good way to describe the properties of the structure of even-even, closed-shell nuclei.
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