Spatially homogeneous copulas

We consider spatially homogeneous copulas, i.e. copulas whose corresponding measure is invariant under a special transformations of ([0,1]^2), and we study their main properties with a view to possible use in stochastic models. Specifically, we express any spatially homogeneous copula in terms of a probability measure on [0, 1) via the Markov kernel representation. Moreover, we prove some symmetry properties and demonstrate how spatially homogeneous copulas can be used in order to construct copulas with surprisingly singular properties. Finally, a generalization of spatially homogeneous copulas to the so-called (m, n)-spatially homogeneous copulas is studied and a characterization of this new family of copulas in terms of the Markov (*)-product is established.