Extreme-value CDF order and explicit monotone families #
Theorem 3.4(i)-(ii), with a canonical Pickands function recovered from max-stability.
The Schur part of Theorem 3.4 under the independently required CI premise.
Theorem 3.4(iv), in the copula conditional-CDF form, under CI.
Theorem 3.4(v), with the conditioning coordinates exchanged, under CI.
Remark 3.5: Pickands order entails both classical concordance comparisons.
Remark 3.5: Pickands order entails both directional xi comparisons when CI is known.
Remark 3.5: both tail limits are ordered for max-stable copulas.
The logarithmic-ray representation identifies the canonical function with the Pickands function in equation (3), including the axes.
Table 5: conditional increase in both directions, including singular parameters.
Table 5: coordinatewise parameter increase raises the lower orthant probabilities.
Table 5: both directional Schur comparisons.
Table 5: a genuine Lebesgue TP2 density exists exactly on the independence axes.
The singular component rules out any Lebesgue density off those axes.
Every zero-weight axis is independence, not only the origin.
Table 6: Spearman rho for the full two-parameter Marshall–Olkin family.
Appendix A.5: the two-parameter conditional CDF, away from the shock curve.
Table 6: Chatterjee xi for all Marshall–Olkin parameters, including singular laws.
Table 6: Kendall tau for the full two-parameter Marshall–Olkin family.
Every max-stable bivariate copula is conditionally increasing, without a density assumption.
Theorem 3.4(iii), without a separate CI hypothesis.
Theorem 3.4(iv), without a separate CI hypothesis.
Theorem 3.4(v), without a separate CI hypothesis.
Remark 3.5: both directional xi comparisons for arbitrary extreme-value copulas.
The real-coordinate extension agrees with the canonical Pickands function on its domain.
Section 2.1.2: convexity follows from the actual max-stable copula.