An Expansion for a Discrete Non-Lattice Distribution
Friedrich G\"otze, Willem R. van Zwet

TL;DR
This paper explores the asymptotic expansion properties of a discrete non-lattice distribution, revealing unique phenomena and highlighting the need for further research in this less-studied area.
Contribution
It initiates investigation into the asymptotic behavior of discrete non-lattice distributions, a less understood area compared to lattice or continuous cases.
Findings
Curious phenomena observed in simple discrete non-lattice examples
Highlights gaps in understanding of asymptotic expansions for non-lattice distributions
Calls for further research in this area
Abstract
Much is known about asymptotic expansions for asymptotically normal distributions if these distributions are either absolutely continuous or pure lattice distributions. In this paper we begin an investigation of the discrete but non-lattice case. We tackle one of the simplest examples imaginable and find that curious phenomena occur. Clearly more work is needed.
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TopicsStochastic processes and financial applications · Probability and Risk Models
