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Stationary activated random walk: regularity, heavy tails, and remixing
We study the stationary state of driven-dissipative activated random walk on an interval of length $n$ and prove that subintervals down to size $\log n$ have particle density near the critical value. We then deduce that the avalanche area is heavy-tailed and that the process forgets an initial stati
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