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PineApple2
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Hello. This is the most closely matching forum I found for this, so I hope my question fits here. I was looking at the following proof of the Central-Limit theorem:
http://physics.ucsc.edu/~peter/250/deriv_climit.pdf
and after Eq. (10) it says: "Expanding out the exponential in the last expression and comparing
powers of k one finds that the first few cumulants are..."
but I don't see how the equalities in the next lines stem from it.
Could someone please explicitly show that?
Thanks.
http://physics.ucsc.edu/~peter/250/deriv_climit.pdf
and after Eq. (10) it says: "Expanding out the exponential in the last expression and comparing
powers of k one finds that the first few cumulants are..."
but I don't see how the equalities in the next lines stem from it.
Could someone please explicitly show that?
Thanks.