Topology of unavoidable complexes
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Abstract: The partition number of a simplicial complex is the minimum integer such that for each partition of at least one of the sets is in . A complex is -unavoidable if . We say that a complex is globally -non-embeddable in if for each continuous map there exist vertex disjoint faces of such that . Motivated by the problems of Tverberg-Van Kampen-Flores type we prove several results (Theorems 3.6, 3.9, 4.6) which link together the combinatorics and topology of these two classes of complexes. One of our central observations (Theorem 4.6), summarizing and extending results of G. Schild, B. Gr"{u}nbaum and many others, is that interesting examples of (globally) -non-embeddable complexes can be found among the joins of -unavoidable complexes.
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