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An entire function that violates quasiminimality
Zilber's celebrated quasiminimality conjecture states that a subset of $\mathbb C$ defined by polynomials and exponentials is either countable, or has countable complement. Koiran has asked whether the same could be true replacing $\exp$ with any unary entire function. We give a negative answer to K
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