A universal error bound in the CLT for counting monochromatic edges in uniformly colored graphs

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Abstract: Let Gn:ngeq1 be a sequence of simple graphs. Suppose Gn has mn edges and each vertex of Gn is colored independently and uniformly at random with cn colors. Recently, Bhattacharya, Diaconis and Mukherjee (2013) proved universal limit theorems for the number of monochromatic edges in Gn. Their proof was by the method of moments, and therefore was not able to produce rates of convergence. By a non-trivial application of Stein's method, we prove that there exists a universal error bound for their central limit theorem. The error bound depends only on mn and cn, regardless of the graph structure.












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