we discuss the basic coadjoint orbits and the minimal nilpotent orbits of so*(2n) via the commute involution and obtain the dimension of these orbits. Moreover
we establish the relationship between the dimension of the fundamental coadjoint orbits and the minimal nilpotent orbits at the highest root.
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