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Mahler's Problem on Liouville Numbers
A classical theorem of Maillet states that every nonconstant rational function with rational coefficients maps Liouville numbers to Liouville numbers. In 1984, Mahler asked whether there exists a transcendental entire function with the same property. We resolve this question in the negative. More ge
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