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Register a new userA study in the geometry of subspaces from Riemann spaces and the problem of immersion
دراسة في هندسة الفضاءات الجزئية من فضاءات ريمان ومسألة الغمر
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Aِl-Baath University رسالة ماجستير
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2018
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Mathematics
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العربية
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يناقش موضوع الرسالة هندسة الفضاءات الجزئية من فضاءات ريمان وهو عمل اعد لنيل درجة الماجستير في الرياضيات . تقع دراستنا هذه في ثلاثة فصول تتضمن دراسة مرجعية ومن ثم دراسة مسألة الغمر وهندسة الفضاءات الجزئية من فضاءات ريمان .
The thesis topic discusses the geometry of subspaces of Riemann spaces, and it is a work prepared for obtaining a master's degree in mathematics. Our study falls into three chapters that include a reference study and then a study of the immersion issue and the geometry of subspaces from Riemann spaces.
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Luther pfahler eisenhart , riemannian geometry , Princeton University (1949)
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