The theory of Liouville functions
Pascal Koiran
Abstract
A Liouville function is a complex analytic function H with a Taylor series Σn=1∞ xn/an such the an's form a ``very fast growing'' sequence of integers. In this paper we exhibit the complete first-order theory of the complex field expanded with H.
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