Finite number of zeros?

real-analysis

Solution 1:

All the functions under consideration are definable in $\mathbb{R}_{\exp}$, which is o-minimal. Thus their zero sets are finite boolean combinations of intervals. Since the functions are also all analytic, their zero sets are also discrete. Thus the only possible zero sets are finite.

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