Strong approximation theorems for sums of random variables when extreme terms are excluded
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Necessary and sufficient conditions are obtained for normal approximation of sums of random variables when extreme terms are excluded. As consequence, convergence rates in the strong law of large numbers for such sums are obtained.
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