ajax.googleapis.com conflicts with joomla 3 - javascript

why ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.11.0/jquery.min.js conflicts with joomla 3 ? and how can solved this problem?
I use google map and when I add ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.11.0/jquery.min.js the map stop work and when I remove ajax.googleapis.com/ajax/libs/jquery/1.11.0/jquery.min.js the map work but joomla "tab" and "field sql" stop working
help me please

Your Joomla site is almost certainly already loading a (different) version of jQuery, so there's probably a conflict between versions.
…the map work and joomla "tab" and "field sql" stop working
Field sql? Not even sure what you are referring to here, can you please explain. Tabs are probably Bootstrap versions, but that depends entirely on your template if you are referring to the front-end. Or are you talking about the tabs in the admin interface?

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When I used it with wordpress 3.6 it worked well. But this the problem appeared after update to version 3.8. Please give proper solution.
just took a casual look at your blog, it has jquery 1.4.2 included in your theme this is probably getting overwritten by "admin bar" javascript/jquery when you are logged in as admin. I am not sure as I never check if adminbar include it's own jquery. But remove jquery from theme and use wordpress enqueue function to include wordpress' default jquery this always ensure that you have one and latest version of jquery always included.
Really we need some more information code, server etc to provide the best help but I would suggest that it is likely once you login a new extension is becoming active. It may be loading Jquery and thus causing some sort of conflict.

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