The one-dimensional KPZ equation and its universality class
Jeremy Quastel, Herbert Spohn

TL;DR
This paper reviews recent progress in understanding the one-dimensional KPZ equation, a fundamental stochastic PDE modeling surface growth, focusing on its universality class and related lattice models.
Contribution
It offers a non-technical overview of the advances in the stochastic PDE and lattice models approximating the KPZ equation over the past five years.
Findings
Significant progress in understanding the KPZ universality class
Connection between stochastic PDE and lattice models clarified
Recent analytical and numerical results summarized
Abstract
Our understanding of the one-dimensional KPZ equation, \textit{alias} noisy Burgers equation, has advanced substantially over the past five years. We provide a non-technical review, where we limit ourselves to the stochastic PDE and lattice type models approximating it.
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