Abstract:
It is proved, that, for any $k$, there exist such a constant $c(k)$, that for any distribution function $F=F(x)$ in $R^k$, one can find a sequence of the vectors $\{a_n\}$ for which
$$
\rho (F^n, E_{-na_{n}}\exp n (E_{a_n}F - E))<c(k)n^{-1/3}
$$
where $\rho (F,g)=\sup_x |F(x)-G(x)|$, $F^n$ is the $n$-time convolution of $F$ with itself and $E_a$ is the distribution function corresponding to the unit mass at $a$.