Abstract
We give two tests for transcendence of Mahler functions. For our first, we introduce the notion of the eigenvalue of a Mahler function , and develop a quick test for the transcendence of over , which is determined by the value of the eigenvalue . While our first test is quick and applicable for a large class of functions, our second test, while a bit slower than our first, is universal; it depends on the rank of a certain Hankel matrix determined by the initial coefficients of . We note that these are the first transcendence tests for Mahler functions of arbitrary degree. Several examples and applications are given.
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