Guides to my work
A new visual landing page linking into Meum, logarithmic expressions, operator theory and related sections.
Noah Girouard King · Eski
I build ideas across books, mathematics, music and code.
I use Eski as the name for my independent work in scientific and mathematical writing, experimental software, generative music and media, web systems and computing projects. This site is where I bring those threads together.
Featured shop
Treasure Acres
My featured shop for current items and physical releases.
Visual guidebook
Guide to Operator Theory
Colorful graphs, symbol keys, composition rules and application routes.
Guide to Meum & Logarithmic Expressions
Root-focused visuals, surfaces, contour views and associated poster sections.
Books, free PDFs & document graphics
Free reading library
My novel/long-form work, Scientific Theories and Inventions, ExChemple, the mathematics-in-art essay, Lakriskina Eskidonasca and the Lakinscadonasca translation are bundled as free PDFs with visual companion pages.
Published editions
Amazon Author Page
Commercial listings are available separately from the free archive.
Visit my Amazon Author Page ↗
A visual atlas of the site’s books, mathematics, physics, software and support links.
Scientific Theories and Inventions
Read it here
My complete 93-page PDF is bundled with the site and available through the web reader. I also include an editable ODT and a plain-text edition.
This is my continuing body of independent mathematical, scientific and inventive ideas, including graphs, sequences, operators and multidimensional formulations.
The PDF preserves the layout; the ODT and text versions are easier to edit or search.
Selected work
Mathematician's Groovebox
I translate mathematical seeds, scripts and structures into coordinated sound, visuals and game systems.
Software →Meum & Operator Theory
Original project mathematics I develop and use in my own writing and software experiments.
Visual guides →EskiVision
My video and audiovisual portal.
Watch →Now implemented directly on the site
The new guide pages are integrated into the live Eski section so visitors can click images and browse the mathematics visually.