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The revised manuscript's positive-parameter MTP2 assertion #

A concrete Lebesgue density for the extremal copula, obtained by standardizing the second marginal of the increasing band law. The revision's formula in terms of the derivative of q remains a separate identification obligation.

Every finite nonnegative member has an actual Lebesgue MTP2 density.

Positive signed parameters give the same density-certified copulas.

noncomputable def Papers.Rockel2026XiBlest.extremalLowerSwitch (b : ℝ) (hb : 0 < b) (v : ↑unitInterval) :

The two switch points in the revised manuscript, expressed using the unclamped band endpoints.

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    The manuscript's open support band is exactly the reflection of the active interval in the clamped-square normalization integral.

    The quantile used by the already verified standardized-band density has exactly the manuscript's normalization parameter.

    theorem Papers.Rockel2026XiBlest.extremal_raw_band_condition (b : ℝ) (hb : 0 < b) (v u : ↑unitInterval) :
    have B := Verification.quadraticRawBand b ⋯; have t := ProbabilityTheory.unitQuantile B.marginal v; B.lower u ≤ ↑t ∧ ↑t ≤ B.lower u + B.width ↔ 0 ≤ b * ((1 - ↑u) ^ 2 - extremalQ b hb v) ∧ b * ((1 - ↑u) ^ 2 - extremalQ b hb v) ≤ 1

    The raw band's closed-strip condition is the clamped quadratic's active interval, before switching to the manuscript's open-band version.

    At the marginal quantile for v, the raw band's column density is (b+1) times the length of the manuscript's active interval.

    theorem Papers.Rockel2026XiBlest.extremal_raw_support_ae (b : ℝ) (hb : 0 < b) (v : ↑unitInterval) (hv : ↑v ∈ Set.Ioo 0 1) :

    For interior v, the raw band's closed-strip predicate agrees almost everywhere in u with the manuscript's open switching band.

    noncomputable def Papers.Rockel2026XiBlest.extremalWidthDensity (b : ℝ) (hb : 0 < b) (x : Fin 2 → ↑unitInterval) :

    The nonnegative reciprocal-width form of the density printed in the revision. Its equality with the copula measure is proved below.

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      Once their support predicates agree, the standardized density and the reciprocal-width source candidate agree pointwise.

      noncomputable def Papers.Rockel2026XiBlest.extremalDerivativeDensity (b : ℝ) (hb : 0 < b) (x : Fin 2 → ↑unitInterval) :

      The exact derivative-based expression appearing in the revised lemma.

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        The derivative-based formula and reciprocal-width candidate agree almost everywhere on the square; only the second-coordinate endpoints are excluded.

        The source's reciprocal-width density candidate is the same Lebesgue density as the verified standardized-band witness, up to a null set of switching curves and response endpoints.

        The revised manuscript's reciprocal-width expression is the density of the Xi–Blest copula measure, with equality of measures rather than merely a formal candidate formula.

        The revised manuscript's derivative form of the density is the actual Xi–Blest copula density almost everywhere.