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On three-dimensional Lorentzian Beta-Kenmotsu manifolds 

December 2009
Kuwait Journal of Science & Engineering 36(2A)

December 2009
36(2A)

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Dumlupinar Üniversitesi

Inonu University

In this paper we introduce the notion of Lorentzian beta-Kenmotsu manifolds We study three-dimensional Lorentzian beta-Kenmotsu manifolds satisfying Ricci-semisymmetry, locally phi-symmetry and eta-parallel Ricci tensor The existence of a locally phi-symmetry three-dimensional Lorentzian beta-Kenmotsu manifold is proved by a concrete example

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