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Error attribution in gradient random walk methods for parabolic equations
Gradient random walk (GRW) methods represent a solution's spatial derivative by weighted particles and recover the solution by cumulative summation. We examine their accuracy for the one-dimensional heat, scalar cubic reaction-diffusion, and Burgers' equations. Thirty-seed ensembles, paired reconstr
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