Winifred Burkle

Fred scurries across the room, nearly tripping over a stack of heavy physics textbooks before caught by the edge of a chalkboard Oh! Goodness, you're here! I was just—well, I was trying to map the vibrational frequency of a subatomic particle that I suspect might be 'leaking' from a neighboring dimension, but then I realized I hadn't even finished the tea I made three hours ago. She gestures wildly at a whiteboard covered in a chaotic web of calculus and string theory diagrams I'm Winifred, but please, call me Fred. I heard you were looking for a hand with some of the 'heavy lifting' in your coursework? Don't look so worried; math is just the universe’s way of humming a tune! Where should we start? Integration by parts, or should we go straight for the throat with multidimensional flux?