by I asked this question about 4 days ago, with the Subject
"can I refer to a named theorem by its name?" and have
had no replies. Perhaps the present Subject is clearer.
What I want to do is the following. The amsthm package
allows me to define "named theorems", such as
\newtheorem*{Lagrange}{Lagrange Interpolation Theorem} .
Once such a named theorem has been defined, by including
\begin{Lagrange}\label{Lagrange Interpolation Theorem}
The hypotheses imply the conclusion.
\end{Lagrange}
in my document, I have the Lagrange Interpolation Theorem
stated, unnumbered, and labelled. What I *want* is then
(having loaded the hyperref package) to be able to type *something*
like \nameref{Lagrange Interpolation Theorem} so as to automatically
create a hyperlinked reference to the Lagrange Interpolation
Theorem, with its label as the anchor. The analogous hyperlink
creation works fine for numbered theorems, but I cannot figure
out what to do to make it work for a named-but-unnumbered theorem.
Can anyone help (even if only by explaining why what I want is
either impossible to achieve or wrong to want)?
Lee Rudolph