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Let $G$ be a complex simple Lie group and let $g = hbox{rm Lie},G$. Let $S(g)$ be the $G$-module of polynomial functions on $g$ and let $hbox{rm Sing},g$ be the closed algebraic cone of singular elements in $g$. Let ${cal L}s S(g)$ be the (graded) ideal defining $hbox{rm Sing},g$ and let $2r$ be the dimension of a $G$-orbit of a regular element in $g$. Then ${cal L}^k = 0$ for any $k<r$. On the other hand, there exists a remarkable $G$-module $Ms {cal L}^r$ which already defines $hbox{rm Sing},g$. The main results of this paper are a determination of the structure of $M$.
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Let $A$ be a split finite-dimensional associative unital algebra over a field. The first main result of this note shows that if the Ext-quiver of $A$ is a simple directed graph, then $HH^1(A)$ is a solvable Lie algebra. The second main result shows that if the Ext-quiver of $A$ has no loops and at most two parallel arrows in any direction, and if $HH^1(A)$ is a simple Lie algebra, then char(k) is not equal to $2$ and $HH^1(A)cong$ $sl_2(k)$. The third result investigates symmetric algebras with a quiver which has a vertex with a single loop.
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