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Asymptotic expansions for entropy distances in limit theorems

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We investigate the convergence of sums of random variables to Gaussian and stable laws in Entropy resp. Fischer-Information distances. In particular we show asymptotic expansions of such distances in terms of semi-invariants (under minimal assumptions) in the context of classical and free probability.

Joint work with Sergey Bobkov and Gennadiy Chistyakov.

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