Remark 14.19.9. Inductive construction of coskeleta. Suppose that \mathcal{C} is a category with finite limits. Suppose that U is an m-truncated simplicial object in \mathcal{C}. Then we can inductively construct n-truncated objects U^ n as follows:
To start, set U^ m = U.
Given U^ n for n \geq m set U^{n + 1} = \tilde U^ n, where \tilde U^ n is constructed from U^ n as in Lemma 14.19.6.
Since the construction of Lemma 14.19.6 has the property that it leaves the n-skeleton of U^ n unchanged, we can then define \text{cosk}_ m U to be the simplicial object with (\text{cosk}_ m U)_ n = U^ n_ n = U^{n + 1}_ n = \ldots . And it follows formally from Lemma 14.19.6 that U^ n satisfies the formula
for all n \geq m. It also then follows formally from this that
with \text{cosk}_ mU chosen as above.
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