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Section 2 of the article (version 2): classes, reflection and interpolation #

Equation (2.2) #

Equation (2.2), with the Markov kernel h(u,v) = ∂₁C(u,v) = K_C(u,[0,v]).

Equation (2.2) with the classical partial derivative ∂₁C(u,v) (equal to the kernel for Lebesgue-a.e. u).

Equation (2.3): the involution C ↦ Č #

The kernel of Č: ∂₁Č(u,v) = 1 - ∂₁C(u, 1 - v) for a.e. u.

The five classes, convexity and the involution #

A class of copulas is convex if it is closed under mixtures.

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    Intersections of convex classes are convex (so all intersections of the five classes are).

    Equation (2.4) #

    R^A_{ξ,β} = {(ξ(C), β(C)) : C ∈ A}.

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      Equation (2.4): R^{Ǎ} = {(x, -y) : (x, y) ∈ R^A} for every class A.

      Equation (2.4) for the five classes: the mirror image of PQD is NQD, etc.

      Lemma 2.1 (interpolation) #

      theorem Papers.OrendayLaresRockel2026XiBeta.interpolation_lemma {A : Set (ProbabilityTheory.Copula 2)} (hA : IsConvexClass A) {C₀ C₁ : ProbabilityTheory.Copula 2} (h₀ : C₀ ∈ A) (h₁ : C₁ ∈ A) {b : ℝ} (hb₀ : C₀.blomqvistBeta = b) (hb₁ : C₁.blomqvistBeta = b) {x : ℝ} (hx : x ∈ Set.uIcc C₀.chatterjeeXi C₁.chatterjeeXi) :
      ∃ C ∈ A, C.chatterjeeXi = x ∧ C.blomqvistBeta = b

      Lemma 2.1. Let A be convex and C₀, C₁ ∈ A with β(C₀) = β(C₁) = b. For every x between ξ(C₀) and ξ(C₁) there is C ∈ A with ξ(C) = x and β(C) = b.

      Stochastic monotonicity via kernel versions #

      SI means that for every v the kernel u ↦ ∂₁C(u,v) has a nonincreasing version (equivalently, C(·, v) is concave).

      SD means that for every v the kernel has a nondecreasing version.

      theorem Papers.OrendayLaresRockel2026XiBeta.transpose_isSI_iff_concave (C : ProbabilityTheory.Copula 2) :
      C.transpose.IsSI ↔ ∀ (a b c u : ↑unitInterval), a ≤ b → b ≤ c → (↑b - ↑a) * C.cdf ![u, c] + (↑c - ↑b) * C.cdf ![u, a] ≤ (↑c - ↑a) * C.cdf ![u, b]

      C^⊤ is SI iff v ↦ C(u,v) is concave for every u.

      All intersections of the five classes #

      The five classes of the article.

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        The intersection of the classes in S (the whole class of copulas for S = ∅).

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          Every intersection of the five classes is convex.

          Ǎ for an intersection A of the five classes is the intersection of the mirrored classes.

          Equation (2.4) for each of the five classes and each intersection of them: R^{Ǎ} = {(x, -y) : (x, y) ∈ R^A}.