An intrinsically linked simplicial $n$-complex

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Autor principal: Nikkuni, Ryo
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author Nikkuni, Ryo
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contents For any positive integer $n$, Lovász-Schrijver, Taniyama and Skopenkov provided examples of simplicial $n$-complexes that inevitably contain a nonsplittable two-component link of $n$-spheres, no matter how they are embedded into the Euclidean $(2n+1)$-space. In this paper, we introduce a new example of such a simplicial $n$-complex through a simple argument in piecewise linear topology and an application of the van Kampen--Flores theorem. Furthermore, we demonstrate the existence of additional such complexes through higher dimensional generalizations of the $\triangle Y$-exchange on graphs.
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spellingShingle An intrinsically linked simplicial $n$-complex
Nikkuni, Ryo
Geometric Topology
57K45, 57M15
For any positive integer $n$, Lovász-Schrijver, Taniyama and Skopenkov provided examples of simplicial $n$-complexes that inevitably contain a nonsplittable two-component link of $n$-spheres, no matter how they are embedded into the Euclidean $(2n+1)$-space. In this paper, we introduce a new example of such a simplicial $n$-complex through a simple argument in piecewise linear topology and an application of the van Kampen--Flores theorem. Furthermore, we demonstrate the existence of additional such complexes through higher dimensional generalizations of the $\triangle Y$-exchange on graphs.
title An intrinsically linked simplicial $n$-complex
topic Geometric Topology
57K45, 57M15
url https://arxiv.org/abs/2509.19050