We study the asymptotic normality of the jackknife histogram. For one sample mean, it holds if and only if r, the number of observations retained, and $d (= n - r)$, the number of observations deleted, both diverge to infinity. The best convergence rate n-1/2 is obtained when $r = O(n)$ and $d = O(n)$. For U statistics of degree 2 and nonlinear statistics admitting the expansion (3.1), similar results are obtained under conditions on r and d. A second order approximation based on the Edgeworth expansion is discussed briefly.
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