Division of independent variable and transcendence (Q1907430)

The number \(x\) is a pseudo-algebraic point of a function \(f(y)\) if either \(f(x)\) is algebraic or \(x\) is a pole of \(f(y)\). The author proves that the space of common pseudo-algebraic points of two functions \(e^{2\pi iy}\) and \(B(\omega y)\) (\(\omega\) is one of the principal periods of the Weierstrass function \(B(y)\)) has dimension one over \(\mathbb{Q}\).