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D.13. We want tohave an analogue to Lemma D.12 for the simple modules<br />

whose <strong>in</strong>variant is a long simple root. Suppose that R is <strong>of</strong> type Bn, Cn, orF4;<br />

if R is <strong>of</strong> type F4 assume that p>h+1. Set = 1 if R is <strong>of</strong> type Bn or F4, set<br />

= n if R is <strong>of</strong> type Cn. So is a long simple root.<br />

Let be <strong>subregular</strong> with (p )=0. We claim under these assumptions:<br />

Lemma: Let 2 C 0 0 . Let be a long simple root with 2 J( ). IfLis a simple<br />

module <strong>in</strong> C with (L) =f g, then there exists an element x 2 W with x =<br />

and L ' Z (x ; ).<br />

Pro<strong>of</strong> : As <strong>in</strong> D.12 it su ces to prove the claim for one special <strong>subregular</strong> with<br />

(p )=0.<br />

Consider rst R <strong>of</strong> type Bn. Then we may assume that has the standard<br />

Levi form considered <strong>in</strong> [10], Section 3. Now the claim follows from [10], 3.13.<br />

Consider next R <strong>of</strong> type Cn. Wemay assume that (x, i) 6= 0 for all i

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