Yara Hamid Ahmed • the person behind QParadox
student • physics enthusiast • builder of thoughtful explanations
Hi — I’m Yara Hamid Ahmed, the owner and maintainer of QParadox. I’m a student who loves physics — not only the equations and the problem sets, but the ideas that glow behind them: symmetry, information, fields, and the simple stories that survive complicated details. QParadox began as my attempt to learn out loud: to write plainly, to show code that turns equations into pictures, and to collect experiments that make the abstract feel real. I believe a good explanation should respect your time, your intelligence, and your curiosity. It should be scientific without sounding like a locked door; poetic without hand-waving; precise, but never precious. Here you’ll find the three wings of my learning: theoretical frameworks that guide reasoning, computational tools that simulate and visualize, and experimental setups that test and calibrate our beliefs. If any page helps you see further, then QParadox is doing its job.
I write for students like me — people who want to understand deeply, who like to check units, test extremes, sketch the setup, and ask, “what changes if I poke the system?” I care about clean structure, gentle animations, and making each page a place you’d like to stay and think. Welcome — explore slowly.