Supporting results for pointwise provable equality.
Pi-one completeness identifies external pointwise provability with equality of functional Sigma-one graphs on the natural numbers. No enumerability assumption is used.
A closed convergence assertion with both arguments standard numerals.
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Absence of an output at one fixed standard input.
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A consistent Pi-one-complete theory cannot prove a false Sigma-one sentence: it already proves that sentence's true Pi-one negation.
True ground convergence assertions are provable already in PA.
Pointwise provability transports a true ground graph instance to a proof in the theory.
Pi-one completeness and consistency make pointwise provability sound for the represented graphs, including their individual convergence assertions.
Equality of functional standard graphs gives pointwise provability: common values use PA computation proofs; joint divergence uses Pi-one completeness. This direction does not require consistency.