01/ Axiom Talks

Axiom Talks · YouTube

I make maths and physics
make sense.

Axiom Talks is a YouTube channel where I turn equations and physical systems into things you can actually see, built with ManimGL, one animation at a time.

What started as a way to explain concepts I found beautiful has grown into a channel people actively watch and share.

The Appeal Video, where Axiom Talks started making its case for why this stuff matters.

03/ Also, numbers

I enjoy exploring quantitative problems outside of the maths-explainer format too, mostly as a way to test whether I actually understand something, or just think I do.

I've backtested intraday trading strategies (opening range breakout, VWAP) in Python, and built a Monte Carlo simulator that models prop-firm trading challenges as structured financial products, treating the challenge itself as something with a probability distribution worth solving for.

GARCH(1,1) volatility forecasting: AAPL
GARCH(1,1) volatility forecasting: AAPL
Monte Carlo simulation & permutation testing
Monte Carlo simulation & permutation testing
Mean-variance portfolio optimisation
Mean-variance portfolio optimisation
04/ About me

I'm 17, and most of what I do comes down to the same question: can I take something complicated and make it click for someone else?

That's what Axiom Talks is really about. Maths and physics aren't always taught in a way that shows why they're beautiful. I want Axiom Talks to be the version that does.

Outside of that, I like building things generally. Some projects are serious attempts at solving a real problem, some are just me testing an idea to see if it holds up. I'm usually happier mid-build than at the “finished” stage. The interesting part is figuring out how something works, not having built it.