A refined version of the integro-local Stone theorem
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Abstract: Let be a sequence of non-lattice i.i.d. random variables with and let , We refine Stone's integro-local theorem by deriving the first term in the asymptotic expansion for the probability with as and establishing uniform bounds for the remainder term, under the assumption that the distribution of satisfies Cram'er's strong non-lattice condition and for some .
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