Theorem 1.1 and Proposition 3.9 in the paper's original theta coordinates #
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- Papers.AnsariRockelSteinmassl2026RhoGamma.thetaAlpha theta = (1 + √(1 + 2 * theta ^ 2 * Papers.AnsariRockelSteinmassl2026RhoGamma.thetaOffset theta)) / 2
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- Papers.AnsariRockelSteinmassl2026RhoGamma.thetaT theta = 1 / (theta + Papers.AnsariRockelSteinmassl2026RhoGamma.thetaAlpha theta)
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Equation (19), the source gamma coordinate.
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Equation (19), the source rho coordinate.
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The source formulas (18) agree with the actual copula's gluing lengths.
theorem
Papers.AnsariRockelSteinmassl2026RhoGamma.theta_boundary_coefficients
(theta : ℝ)
(ht : 0 < theta)
:
(thetaCertificate theta ht).copula.giniGamma = thetaG theta ∧ (thetaCertificate theta ht).copula.spearmanRho = thetaP theta
Proposition 3.9: the actual constructed copula has exactly G(theta), P(theta).
theorem
Papers.AnsariRockelSteinmassl2026RhoGamma.theta_boundary_maximizes
(theta : ℝ)
(ht : 0 < theta)
(C : ProbabilityTheory.Copula 2)
(hC : C.giniGamma = thetaG theta)
:
Theorem 1.1's maximizing statement, for every original theta>0.