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[For the entire collection see Zbl 0706.00010.] Let \(G\subset GL(V)\) be a connected simple algebraic group. A point \(v\in V\) is called semisimple if the orbit \(Gv\) is closed in \(V\). A classification of all such groups is given which have the property: if \(v\in V\), \(v\neq 0\), is semisimple then \(\{g\in G| gv=v\}\) is finite.
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