A multivariate CLT for decomposable random vectors with finite second moments
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The author uses Stein's method to prove a central limit theorem (CTL) for decomposable random vectors. The error in the CTL is expressed in terms of quantities which only require finite second moments. The obtained result is applied to local dependence, random graph degree statistics and finite population statistics.
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