Let X1,X2,… be i.i.d. real random variables with
EX1=0, Var(X1)=1, and finite third absolute moment
β3:=E∣X1∣3<∞.
Let
Sn:=nX1+⋯+Xn,Fn(x):=P(Sn≤x),
and let Φ denote the standard normal distribution function.
We define C19 to be the smallest constant such that the classical Berry–Esseen inequality
Δn:=x∈RsupFn(x)−Φ(x) ≤ C19nβ3for all n≥1
holds for all such distributions of X1.
This constant is also called the absolute constant C0 in the Berry–Esseen inequality (for i.i.d. summands).