On Stein factors in Stein's method for normal approximation
Robert E. Gaunt

TL;DR
This paper thoroughly characterizes the optimal uniform bounds for derivatives of solutions to the standard normal Stein equation, focusing on test functions with Lipschitz continuous derivatives, advancing the understanding of Stein's method for normal approximation.
Contribution
It provides a complete description of the best possible bounds for derivatives of Stein equation solutions under Lipschitz conditions, enhancing theoretical insights in Stein's method.
Findings
Identifies optimal uniform bounds for derivatives of Stein solutions.
Clarifies regularity conditions for test functions in Stein's method.
Advances theoretical understanding of normal approximation techniques.
Abstract
Building on the rather large literature concerning the regularity of the solution of the standard normal Stein equation, we provide a complete description of the best possible uniform bounds for the derivatives of the solution of the standard normal Stein equation when the test functions belong to the class of real-valued functions whose -th order derivative is Lipschitz.
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Taxonomy
TopicsIterative Methods for Nonlinear Equations · Advanced Numerical Analysis Techniques · Advanced Mathematical Identities
