theorem A.403 Vanishing when the Casimir is invertible

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theorem A.403: Vanishing when the Casimir is invertibleA.403definition A.397: Cochains and the differentialA.397lemma A.401: The invariance identityA.401theorem A.410: Whitehead's first and second lemmasA.410proof : app:A-long-proofs@proof-242proofdefinition 14.75: The classifying group14.75lemma A.398: The differential squares to zero in the degrees usedA.398definition A.400: Invariant form, dual basis, CasimirA.400proof : app:A-long-proofs@proof-240prooflemma A.409: A Casimir invertible on a nontrivial irreducible moduleA.409theorem A.407: Weyl's complete reducibility theoremA.407corollary A.411: Semisimple algebras admit no nontrivial extensionA.411proof : app:A-long-proofs@proof-248proof

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