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R_b is the copula of (U, V_b) and is singular (Proposition 5.3 (i)) #

The support of R_b is a finite union of line segments (three graphs of affine maps), a Lebesgue null set carrying all the mass; hence R_b is singular and has no density.

Proposition 5.3, first statement: R_b is the copula of the random vector (U, V_b).

V_b is uniformly distributed on [0,1].

The support of R_b: three line segments (graphs of v = u, v = (2u + b)/4, v = (2u + b)/4 + (1 - b)/2).

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    Proposition 5.3 (i): R_b is singular: it lives on a finite union of line segments, a Lebesgue null set.

    R_b has no Lebesgue density: it is not absolutely continuous.