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The current research aims to: Know level of Total Quality at open
education from the viewpoint of the staff and to know differences in Total
Quality between mail and female .
Scale of Total Quality content 48 items .Validity and reliability were
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female in appreciation of the level of Total Quality.

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It is known for scholars that the most contro versial linguistic difference from
its being (presence ) or not is synonymy (the common lanquage ) .
Preious studies refer to authoring in the field of synonyms started with the
short letters which conained varied groups of words idioms .
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1- Abu omar Al Shibany (died 206-A. H-821A.D) .
2-Abu Sa,eed Al asmaie (216A.H-831A.D).
3-Abu AL a,rabi (died 231A.H -862A.D).
With the continuity of the veterans,s of with synony my among words
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its context,which generate its implication.
So there were books e.g (the linguistic differences) in earlier times : 1-Book (the difference) for abu hatim Al-sigistani(Died248A.H-862A.D).
2-and the like for thabit bin Abie thabit (mid 3rd century A.H).
3-Another one in similar title for Ibu faris (died 395A.H-1005A.D).
4-And (the difference)in languae)for Ibie Hilal Al-askari.(395A.H).
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presence about the lingutstic difference orgininally and its presence is prover in
language it means its presence in Holly Quran which is in Arabic and vice
being.With this tracing and what the reader will find for the search which its
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Holly Quran in the introduction the two studies and the Epilogue.
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First :properities of single koranic .
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1- Moderns who approve synony my in Holly Quran
2-deny refuse synony my in Holly Quran for moderns .
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Evidence of refusal synony my Epilogue in Holly Quran .

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The acquisition of physics concepts on secondary stage
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acquisition will affect positively on achievement that education
does its best to develop it .
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Abstract
Breast cancer is the most common cancer and leading to the deaths of women, and designed
this study to determine the role of genetic polymorphism in the CYP1A1 gene in breast cancer
incidence.
Fifty blood samples were Collected from patients with breast cancer; there ages ranging
between 21-71 years, and 50 blood samples from healthy women in the same age served as
control group.The blood was collected in sterilized tubes content EDTA and kept in
For
using
in
DNA
extraction
and
PCR
technique.
20 C

The results showed that the emergence of the disease was in the age group 42-51 with
percentage 34% .As well as that the presence of the disease in urban areas than rural areas and
by 76% 24%respectively. The results also showed that 96% of women with breast cancer were
married, while 4% were unmarried.
.
Also the results showed that 62.5% of the patients was the age of marriage to have 10-20
years ,while 10.4% were at the age of marriage havea 31-40 years . The study also found that
12% of the patients possess a family history of breast cancer, while 88% of cases have not
history of injiury.besides that82.6% of the patients
were breastfeed their children, while
17.3% of the patient were feeding their children artificially.
The results of current study were appear that 67.3% of the patient begans to have menstrual
cycle at age 10-13 years ,whil it was started in age 14-17 years in 32.6% , also the the result
found the menopause was between 36-45 years, in 55.17% of patient ,whil between 46-55
years in 44.8% of patient, also found that 72% of the patients not taking the contraceptive
pill, while 28% were consuming this pill, Besides the results detected that 60% of the patients
uneducated women.
Revealed details of the analysis of genetic mutations of the gene CYP1A1 for both patients
and the control that 52% ,26% respectively for frequency of wild type homogenous model
Isoleucine/ Isoleucine( Ile/Ile), whil that 42%,60% respectively of mutant homogenous model
Valine/ Valine (Val/Val), also the percentage of mutant heterogenous model Valine/ Isoleucine
(Val/Ile) that 6%,14% respectively.
Biostatistical analysis showed an increased risk 1.4 times at confidence interval 3.337
0.587 of breast cancer with mutant homogeneous model (Val / Val) ,also increased 4.66 times
at confidence interval 21.072 1.034 with the mode (Val /Ile) , as well as with correlation
between tow model the increased that (OR=3.08, CI 95%7.149 1.33).
The results found in significant differences between patients in rural and urban regions when
there is a mutant homogenous model Val/Val (OR = 0.63) ,and model of the mutant Val /
Ile.(OR = 0.22).
depending on the situation marital the results also showed increase the risk of breast cancer
among married women increased that six times the presence of the model Val / Ile (OR = 6,
CI 95% 0.365 98.72). Besides the results showed that increased risk twice times at
confidence interval 0.144- 32.528 when the age of marriage 31-40 years with existence
mutant heterogenous model (Val / Ile).
The results found no relationship between family history of infection and genotypes of the
CYP1A1 gene,as well as the results showed in significant differences between women who
breastfeeding and those who feeding their children artificially when there were tow model
(Val / Val, Val / Ile ).
Also the result showed an increased risk of injury to four times at confidence 0.337 -52.90,
in women who began to have menstrual cycle age of 14- 17 years with existence model (Val /
Ile ), as regard to the age of menopause has appeared in significant differences between
women with breast cancer who have broken the menstrual cycle advanced or late.
The result found an increased risk three times of uneducated women when there is a model
mutant Val / Ile (OR = 3.2) and the confidence of (0.265 40.057).

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Conharmonic Tensor of Locally Conformal Kahler Manifold

Conharmonic Tensor of
Locally Conformal Kahler
Manifold
Nawaf j. Mohammad
Basrah University , Education

Abstract
In this paper it has been found the components of conharmonic
tensor of the locally conformal Kahler manifold and proved that, if
M is locally conformal Kahler manifold of a pointwise
holomorphic sectional curvature tensor ( PHS-curvature ) and is a
conharmonic flat with J invariant Ricci tensor, then M is an
Einstein manifold.
Mathematics Subject Classification : 53C55,53B35
Keywords : conharmonic tensor, locally conformal Kahler
manifol, pointwise holomorphic sectional curvature tensor.

1. Introduction
The locally conformal Kahler manifold which are going to
be dealt with in this study, is one of the sixteen classes of almost
Hermitian manifold. The first study on locally conformal Kahler
manifold was conducted by Libermann 1955 [11]. Vaisman, in
1981, put down some geometrical conditions for locally conformal
Kahler manifold [17]. Letter on, in 1982, Tricerri published studied
and mentioned different examples of locally conformal Kahler
[16]. By the year 2004, Rakees [14] studied the locally conformal
Kahler manifold of the class R3 , he proved that the locally
conformal Kahler manifold is the manifold of class R3 if, and only
if, the components of Lie form and their covariants satisfy the
equation bc 12 b c . In 2006 , Krolikowski [10] proved the
existence of a 4-dimensional almost Kahler manifold with locally
conformally flat with a metric of special form.
It is Known that harmonicity of functions is not preserved
by the conformal transformation ( a harmonic function is a function
whose laplacian vanishes ). Related to this fact, Ishi [5] has studied

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conharmonic transformation tensor that preserves the harmonic of


a certain function. In 1999, Agaoka and others [2] studied the
twisted product manifold with vanishing conharmonic curvature
tensor. in 2010, Siddiqui and Ahsan [15] investigated the
conharmonic curvature tensor on the 4 dimensional space time
of general relativity that satisfying the Einstein field equations, in
particular, they studied the space time with vanishing
conharmonic curvature tensor .

2. Preliminaries
Definition 2.1 [9] A tensor field J of type (1,1) on M is called
an almost complex structure ( AC -structure), if at each point
p M , there is an endomorphism J p of a tangent space

T p (M ) , such that J p2 id , where id is the identity mapping


of T p (M ) .
A smooth manifold with an almost complex structure is called
an almost complex manifold ( AC -manifold ).
Definition 2.2 [9] Let M be a smooth manifold. An almost
Hermitian structure ( AH -structure) on M is a pair J , g , ,
where J is an AC -structure, g is the (pseudo) Riemannian
metric on M such that :
JX , JY X ,Y , X ,Y X (M ) .
A smooth manifold with an AH -structure is called an almost
Hermitian manifold ( AH - manifold) and will be denoted by
M , J , g , .
Remark [7] It is well known , that the given AH -structure on
manifold M equivalent to the given G -structure in the principle
fiber bundle of all complex frames of manifold M with structure
group U (n) , this group is called adjoint G -structure.
This space which consists of A -frames characterizing, that the
components matrices of J and g in the A -frames have the
following forms :

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In
1 I n
0
0
, ( g ij )

( J ij )
I
0

1
I
n

(2.1)
where I n is the unit matrix of order n .
~ be two Riemannian metrics on
Definition 2.3 [13] Let g and g
smooth manifold M , we say that on M given a conformal

transformation metric if there is a smooth function f C (M )


~ e2 f g .
such that g
Let {M , J , g , } be an AH-manifold, if there exists a
~ , then
conformal transformation of the metric g into the metric g

{M , J , g~ e 2 f g} will be AH-manifold. In this case we say that


on smooth manifold M given conformal transformation of AH~
structure, denoted by M f .
Definition 2.4 [6] An AH-manifold is called a locally conformal
Kahler manifold, if for each point m M there exists an open

neighborhood U of this point and there exists f C (U ) such

that U f is Kahler manifold. We will denote to the locally


conformal Kahler manifold by L.C.K. .
Definition 2.5 [6] Let M be an AH-manifold, the form which is

1
S J is called a Lie form,
n 1
where S represents the coderivative. If is r form, then its
coderivative is (r 1) form, and its dual is a vector which is
given by the relation

called a Lie vector.


Remark [4] By the Banaru's classification of AH-manifold, the
L.C.K.- manifold satisfies the following conditions :
B abc 0 , Bcab a cb .
Theorem 2.6 [14] In the adjoint G structure space, the
components of Riemannian curvature tensor of L.C.K-manifold are
given by the following forms :

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1.
2.

a
Rbcd
ac db 12 a c db
a
ac d 1 a c d

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Rbacd 2[[ca db]]

4.

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Rbca d Abcad [a ch][h bd]

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Rbacd Aadbc [h db] [a hc]

7.

Rbacd Abcad [a dh][b hc]

8.

bc
Rbacd Aad
[b ch][ a hd]

9.

Rbacd ac bd 12 a c bd

10.

Rbacd ac db 12 a c db

11.

Rbacd

12.

Rbca d [ a c bd] [ a bh][h cd]

13.

Rbacd

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Rbacd [a d bc] [a bh][ h dc]

15.

Rbacd 0

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Theorem 2.7 [12] In the adjoint G structure space, the


components of the Ricci tensor of L.C.K-manifold are given by the
following forms :
1. rab

c[b ca] 12 c[b ca] [c b ac] [c ah][ h bc]

2. rab

c[b ac] 12 c [b ac] ca] [c ha] [h cb]

3. rab

2[[cb ac]] Aabcc [c ch][a hb]

[c b

[c a ]
ab
[ a h]
c
4. rab 2[b c ] Acc b [ c h]
Definition 2.8 [8] A holomorphic sectional curvature ( HScurvature ) tensor
of an AH-manifold in the direction

X X ( M ) , X 0 is a function H (X ) which is defined by :


4

R( X , JX ) X , JX H ( X ) X , where X X , X
Definition 2.9 [8] A manifold M is called a manifold of a
pointwise holomorphic sectional curvature (PHS-curvature) tensor,
if
not
depend
on
i.e.
H does
X,

; X X (M ) , c c (M )
Definition 2.10 [8] A manifold M has a global constant HS4
curvature, if R( X , JX ) X , JX c X
such that c is a
R( X , JX ) X , JX c X

constant .
Lemma 2.11 [3] If M is an AH-manifold of PHS-curvature
tensor, then we have :

~
2 adbc X a X d X b X c ,

where

adbc ( ab dc db ac ) is a Kroneker delta of the second type.


Lemma 2.12 [3] If M is an AH-manifold of PHS-curvature
tensor, then we have :

R( X , JX ) X , JX ( Rabcd X a X b X c X d 4Rabcd X a X b X c X d

2Rabcd X a X b X c X d 4Rabcd X a X b X c X d 4Rabcd X a X b X c X d

Rabcd X a X b X c X d ).
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Theorem 2.13 [12] If M is L.C.K-manifold of the PHS-curvature


tensor, then the components of HS-curvature tensor in the a djoint
G-structure space satisfies the following condition :

~
bc
Aad
[ h db][ a hc] 2c adbc

Definition 2.14 [3] An AH-manifold has J invariant Ricci


tensor if J r r J .
Lemma 2.15 [3] An AH-manifold has J invariant Ricci
a

tensor if, and only if, in the a djoint G-structure space rb 0 .


Definition 2.16 [5] A Conharmonic tensor of AH-manifold is
a tensor T of type ( 4 , 0 ) Which is define by the form :

Tijk Rijk 2(n11) (rik g j r j g ik ri g jk r jk g i ) (2.2)

where
K are respectively the
R , r , g and
Riemannian curvature tensor, Ricci tensor, Riemannian metric and
scalar curvature tensor.
In the following theorem, we compute the components of Co
harmonic tensor of the L.C.K-manifold .

3. Main Results
Theorem 3.1 In the adjoint G structure space, the components of
conharmonic tensor of the L.C.K-manifold are given by the
following forms :
1) Tabcd

2)

Tabcd ac db 12 a c db ( n11) (r[bd ca] )

3) Tabcd

ac db 12 a c db (n11) (r[ac db] )

4) Tabcd

[ a d bc] [ a bh][h dc] (n11) (r[db ac] )

5) Tabcd

[a c bd] [ a bh][h cd] (n11) (r[ca bd] )

6) Tabcd

2[[ca db]] (n11) (r[ac db] r[bd ca] )

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7) Tabcd

Abcad [a dh][b hc] (n11) r((da bc))

8) Tabcd Abc c [ h b ] 2( n1) (rc b


and the other are conjugate of them .
ad

[ a h]

a d

rbd ca )

Proof
By using (2.1) , theorem 2.6 and the equation (2.2) , we
compute the components of Conharmonic Tensor :
1) put i a , j b , k c , and d , we obtained :

Tabcd Rabcd 2( n11) (rac g bd rbd g ac rad gbc rbc g ad )

Rabcd

0
2) put i a , j b , k c , and d , we have :

Tabcd Rabcd 2( n11) (rac gbd rbd g ac rad gbc rbc g ad )

Rabcd 2( n11) (rdb ca rcb da )

Rabcd ( n11) (r[bd ca] )

ac db 12 a c db ( n11) (r[bd ca] )


3) put i a , j b , k c , and d , we get :

Tabcd Rabcd 2( n11) (rac gbd rbd g ac rad gbc rbc g ad )


Rabcd 2( n11) (rca db rda cb )
Rabcd ( n11) (r[ac db] )
ac db 12 a c db ( n11) (r[ac db] )
4) put i a , j b , k c , and d , we get :

Tabcd Rabcd 2( n11) (rac g bd rbd g ac rad gbc rbc g ad )


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Rabcd 2( n11) (rbd ac rad bc )

Rabcd ( n11) (r[db ac] )

[ a d bc] [ a bh][ h dc] ( n11) (r[db ac] )


5) put i a , j b , k c , and d , we obtained :

Tabcd Rabcd 2( n11) (rac gbd rbd g ac rad gbc rbc g ad )


Rabcd 2( n11) (rac bd rbc ad )
Rabcd ( n11) (r[ca bd] )
[ a c bd] [ a bh][ h cd] ( n11) (r[ca bd] )
6) put i a , j b , k c , and d , we have :

Tabcd Rabcd 2( n11) (rac gbd rbd g ac rad gbc rbc g ad )


Rabcd 2( n11) (rca db rdb ca rda cb rcb da )

Rabcd ( n11) (r[ac db] r[bd ca] )

2[[ca db]] (n11) (r[ac db] r[bd ca] )


7) put i a , j b , k c , and d , we get :

Tabcd Rabcd 2( n11) (rac gbd rbd g ac rad gbc rbc g ad )


Rabcd 2( n11) (rda bc rbc da )
Rabcd ( n11) r((da bc))
ad
Abc
[ a dh][b hc] ( n11) r((da bc))

8) put i a , j b , k c , and d , we have :

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Tabcd Rabcd 2( n11) (rac g bd rbd g ac rad g bc rbc g ad )

Rabcd 2( n11) (rca bd rbd ca )

Abcad [a ch][h bd] 2(n11) (rca bd rbd ca )


Definition 3.2 [1] An AH-manifold is called a conharmonic flat if
the Conharmonic tensor equal to zero.
Theorem 3.3 If M is L.C.K-manifold of the PHS-curvature
tensor and is a conharmonic flat with J invariant Ricci tensor,
then M is an Einstein manifold .
Proof
suppose that M is L.C.K-manifold of the PHS-curvature tensor
and conharmonic flat with J invariant Ricci tensor
put i a, j b, k c and d , then the equation (2.2)
becomes :

Tabcd Rabcd 2( n11) (rac gbd rbd g ac rad gbc rbc g ad )

Rabcd 2(n11) (rac db rdb ac )


By using the definition 3.3.2 , and theorems 3.1.5 , 3.2.6 , we
obtained :
C
2

~
adbc 2( n11) (rac db rdb ac ) 0

Thus

db ac ] 2(n11) (rac db rdb ac ) 0

C b c
[ a d
2

(3.1)

by contracting (3.1) by the indices (c, d ) we obtained :

c
e (n 1)(n 1)
2
Since Ricci tensor is J invariant, so by lemma 2.15 we get :
rij eg ij , where e is an Einstein constant
Therefore M is an Einstein manifold .
rab e ab , where

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