  For a simplicial complex $X$, the $d$-clique complex $\Delta_d(X)$ is the
simplicial complex having all subsets of vertices whose $(d + 1)$-subsets are
contained by $X$ as its faces. We prove that if $p = n^{\alpha}$, with $\alpha
< \max\{\frac{-1}{k-d +1},-\frac{d+1}{\binom{k}{d}}\}$ or $\alpha >
\frac{-1}{\binom{2k+2}{d}}$, then the $k$-th reduced homology group of the
random $d$-clique complex $\Delta_d(G_d(n,p))$ is asymptotically almost surely
vanishing, and if $\frac{-1}{t} < \alpha < \frac{-1}{t+1}$ where $t =
(\frac{(d+1)(k+1)}{\binom{(d+1)(k+1)}{d+1}-(k+1)})^{-1}$, then the $(kd + d
-1)$-st reduced homology group of $\Delta_d(G_d(n,p))$ is asymptotically almost
surely nonvanishing. This provides a partial answer to a question posed by Eric
Babson.
