\begin{restatable}[Goldbach's conjecture]{thm}{goldbach} \label{thm:goldbach} Every even integer greater than 2 can be expressed as the sum of two primes. \end{restatable}
We sometimes hope that we could show and discuss a theorem, without proof it. However, in appendix, we mey need to recall that theorem and then write down the details of proof.
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\begin{restatable}[Goldbach's conjecture]{thm}{goldbach} \label{thm:goldbach} Every even integer greater than 2 can be expressed as the sum of two primes. \end{restatable}
\section{Second}
We recall \cref{thm:goldbach}:
\goldbach*
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The thm-restate package which is part of thmtools offers a restatable environment. In the following example, I also use hyperref and cleveref (its \cref macro automatically adds the correct theorem type). See section 1.4 of the thmtools manual for details.