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Jeeves; from London, UK.
Studying Mathematics and Music at university. It is on these two subjects that I can offer my greatest expertise.
My special areas of interest in mathematics are pure maths and theoretical physics. I work as a part-time jazz musician, though my specialist field of study is composition. I also work as an independent graphic designer. In the past I have tutored for A-level Mathematics, Further Mathematics, Physics, and Chemistry.
I am happy, in my spare time, to create and upload any technical drawings that might be needed for Wikimedia projects, and any original audio or MIDI files needed to demonstrate concepts in music theory articles. I can also help with code on mathematics/science pages.
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