Catenary curve describing a chain suspended at its ends, sometida to a uniform field gravitatorio. The word derives from the Latin catenarius (own chain). By extension, in mathematics is called a catenary curve that takes a string, cuerda the perfectly flexible cable ideal, with uniformly distributed mass per unit length, suspended at its ends and subjected to the action of a uniform gravitational field. The evolute of the tractrix is the catenary.(W)
Catenary curve describing a chain suspended at its ends, sometida to a uniform field gravitatorio. The word derives from the Latin catenarius (own chain). By extension, in mathematics is called a catenary curve that takes a string, cuerda the perfectly flexible cable ideal, with uniformly distributed mass per unit length, suspended at its ends and subjected to the action of a uniform gravitational field. The evolute of the tractrix is the catenary.(W)
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