Abstract: In this article we study the Atlas model, which constitutes of Brownian particles on , independent except that the Atlas (i.e., lowest ranked) particle receive drift , . For any fixed shape parameter , we show that, up to a shift , the entire particle system has an invariant distribution , written in terms an explicit Radon-Nikodym derivative with respect to the Poisson point process of density . We further show that indeed has the product-of-exponential gap distribution derived in Sarantsev and Tsai (2016). As a simple application, we establish a bound on the fluctuation of the Atlas particle uniformly in , with the gaps initiated from and .
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