Theorem 1.1, Corollary 4.3 and quantitative introduction claims (version 2) #
The witnesses are the article's own: the tent copulas L_b (leftBoundary) and the
interval-exchange copulas D_b (dExchange). Regions are the sets xiBetaRegion A.
Theorem 1.1, region statement: R_{ξ,β} = {(x,y) ∈ [0,1]×[-1,1] : |y|³ ≤ 2x}.
Theorem 1.1, inequality (1.3) with the equality case: |β(C)|³ ≤ 2ξ(C) with equality iff
C = L_{β(C)}.
Theorem 1.1: every point of the right boundary {1} × [-1,1] is attained by D_b,
a deterministic (completely dependent) copula.
R_{ξ,β} is symmetric under y ↦ -y.
L_b and D_b both belong to any class A containing all radially symmetric copulas of
the kind used in Corollary 4.3; here the general interpolation step.
Corollary 4.3: R^{RS} = R.
The upper half R ∩ ([0,1] × [0,1]).
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The lower half R ∩ ([0,1] × [-1,0]).
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Corollary 4.3: R^{PQD} = R^{PQD,RS} = R ∩ ([0,1] × [0,1]).
Corollary 4.3: R^{NQD} = R^{NQD,RS} = R ∩ ([0,1] × [-1,0]), by the reflection (2.4).
Reflection for the SD/RS intersection, used with Theorem 1.2: Č maps SI ∩ RS onto
SD ∩ RS, hence R^{SD,RS} is the mirror image of R^{SI,RS}.
If R^{SI} = R^{SI,RS} then R^{SD} = R^{SD,RS} (used for Theorem 1.2).
Quantitative claims of the introduction #
L_{±1} attain the lower endpoint ξ = 1/2 of the horizontal edges β = ±1.
Mixtures of D_b and L_b fill the vertical segment of the fibre over β = b:
for each x ∈ [|b|³/2, 1] there is a mixture with ξ = x and β = b.
Introduction: for positively quadrant dependent copulas, Spearman's ρ vanishes only under
independence.
Introduction: a small value of ξ pins β near zero, |β(C)| ≤ (2 ξ(C))^{1/3}.
The dots of Figure 1 (except R_0): Π = (0,0), M = (1,1), W = (1,-1),
L_{±1} = (1/2, ±1).