Abstract: We consider parabolic subgroups of a general algebraic group over an algebraically closed field whose Levi part has exactly factors. By a classical theorem of Richardson, the nilradical of a parabolic subgroup has an open dense -orbit. In the complement to this dense orbit, there are infinitely many orbits as soon as the number of factors in the Levi part is . In this paper, we describe the irreducible components of the complement. In particular, we show that there are at most irreducible components.
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