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Steins (magic) method

The paper presents a general introduction to the astonishing method for deriving probability approximations that was invented by Charles Stein around 50 years ago.

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Co-authorshipAuthorshipAuthorshipTopic signalWSteins (magic) methodpreprint / 2014AAndrew D. BarbourResearcherALouis H. Y. ChenResearcherTmath.PR7239 works
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Steins (magic) method

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