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Asymptotic expansions based on smooth functions in the central limit theorem (English)
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Stein's method is used to derive asymptotic expansions for expectations of smooth functions of sums of independent random variables, together with Lyapunov estimates of the error in the approximation.
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Stein's method
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asymptotic expansions
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Lyapunov estimates of the error in the approximation
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