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The table here communicated is supplementary to those accom­panying the paper “On the Mathematical Theory of Suspension Bridges,” which was published in the Philosophical Transactions for 1826, and is deduced from the first of the tables there given; but admits of a far more ready application than the former to all cases of practical investigation. It consists of five columns, exhibiting respectively the deflections or versed sines of the curve; the lengths of the chains; the tension at the middle points, or apices of the curve; the tensions at the extremities; and the angles made by the chains with the horizon at the extremities.

A table facilitating the compu­tations relative to suspension bridges

A table facilitating the computations relative to suspension bridges