Math & Physics · One-on-one, online
Math & Physics Tutor, Olympiad Medalist & Coach, who cofounded and led Science & AI at $QUBT — with years of teaching in schools and colleges. I tutor calculus, mechanics, quantum and statistics the way they were discovered — by deriving them, not memorizing them.
The subjects — running live on this page
This is how lessons feel: nothing stays abstract for long. We draw it, perturb it, and watch the equations answer back.
The tangent line sliding along that curve is the derivative. Once you see slope as a moving quantity, limits, optimization and related rates stop being tricks.
limits · derivatives · integrals · series · multivariable · AP/IB/A-level
A double pendulum, integrated from Newton's laws in real time. Tap it: two nearly identical starts diverge — that's chaos, and it falls straight out of F = ma.
kinematics · dynamics · energy · rotation · Lagrangians · olympiad problems
A superposition of the first three eigenstates, evolving under the Schrödinger equation. The probability density breathes because the energies differ — interference you can point at.
wavefunctions · operators · spin · uncertainty · intro QM for college & curious minds
A Galton board: each ball makes ten coin-flip decisions, and the bell curve assembles itself. The central limit theorem, demonstrated instead of asserted.
probability · distributions · inference · regression · stats for data science & ML
A matrix warps the entire plane — yet the two dashed eigenvector lines never leave their span. They only stretch by λ. That one picture is half of machine learning.
vectors · matrices · eigenvalues · SVD · the math underneath ML & quant work
Five circles, each spinning at an odd multiple of the first, add up to a square wave. Every signal decomposes this way — sound, images, markets, quantum states.
series · transforms · ODEs · waves & signals · from music to JPEG compression
One point circling is the whole subject: its shadow on each axis gives sine and cosine, and the wave writes itself. Identities stop being flashcards once you see where they live.
unit circle · identities · triangles · precalculus · SAT/ACT foundations
A dipole's field, computed from Coulomb's law: lines leave +, land on −, and test charges ride the field. Circuits, potential and Maxwell's equations all start from this picture.
Coulomb's law · fields & potential · circuits · magnetism · AP Physics E&M
A hot gas (gold) meets a cold one (teal). Elastic collisions share the energy until both sides read the same temperature — the second law, running live, one bounce at a time.
heat & work · gas laws · entropy · engines · statistical mechanics
How a lesson runs
The same loop I use with olympiad students and college classes — scaled to wherever you are now.
We find the exact load-bearing idea that's missing. It's almost never "all of calculus" — it's one definition or one picture, a few chapters back.
find x such that understanding(x) = false
We rebuild the result from scratch, together, on a shared board. If you can derive it, you can never un-know it — and exams become pattern recognition.
axioms → lemma → the formula you were told to memorize
Curated problems, olympiad-style: minimum count, maximum coverage. You leave each session with a short set chosen for your specific gaps.
limn→∞ P(solved | n deliberate reps) = 1
Why trust me with this
I've been the student staring at a problem nobody in the room could do. I know what the top of the curve demands — and what it feels like to climb it.
Training competitors means teaching problem-solving itself: invariants, extremal arguments, when to compute and when to think. Those habits transfer to every exam you'll ever take.
Years of real classrooms, from first-time calculus students to university courses. I've explained the chain rule a thousand ways; one of them will be yours.
I use this math at work, daily, leading science and AI. You'll hear where linear algebra shows up in machine learning and where statistics earns its keep — not just where it shows up on the test.
Who I work with
AP · IB · A-level · SAT/ACT math. Score targets, past-paper strategy, and the understanding that makes the strategy stick.
AMC → AIME → olympiad pipeline, and physics olympiads. Proof technique, problem taste, and a training plan.
Calc I–III, linear algebra, ODEs, classical mechanics, intro quantum, probability & statistics. Survive the weeder; enjoy the subject.
The math behind ML and quant work — refreshed properly. Gradients, distributions, estimators, and why the formulas are what they are.
Office hours are open
∃ an explanation that works for you. We'll find it.
First intro session is free: we diagnose, sketch a plan, and you decide. Lessons online, worldwide, on a shared whiteboard.