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Highest Weight Modules Associated to Parabolic Subgroups with Commutative Unipotent Radicals

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Algebraic Groups and their Representations

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Let G be a simple algebraic group over \(\mathbb{C} \)and let P be a parabolic subgroup of G with commutative unipotent radical N + ≠ {1}. To each non-open P-orbit C on Lie(N +) we construct an action of Lie(G) on the coordinate algebra \(\mathbb{C}\left[ {\bar C} \right] \) of the closure \(\bar C \) of C. This is a natural generalization of Goncharov’s result dealing with the case where C is the orbit of the highest root vector. It is also shown that \(\mathbb{C}\left[ {\overline C } \right] \) is an irreducible highest weight module.

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Tanisaki, T. (1998). Highest Weight Modules Associated to Parabolic Subgroups with Commutative Unipotent Radicals. In: Carter, R.W., Saxl, J. (eds) Algebraic Groups and their Representations. NATO ASI Series, vol 517. Springer, Dordrecht. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-011-5308-9_5

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