A lower bound for the dimension of a highest weight module
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Abstract: For each integer and each complex simple Lie algebra , we determine the least dimension of an irreducible highest weight representation of whose highest weight has height . As a corollary, we classify all irreducible modules whose dimension equals a product of two primes.
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