A document containing a derivation of short-range stiffness using the Huxley model, considering an arrangement of springs in series and parallel, and approximating the transient behaviour as a Maxwell element.
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posted on 2024-08-14, 17:31 authored by Jeff M. Barrett, Masoud Malakoutian, Sidney Fels, Stephen H. M. Brown, Thomas R. OxlandA document containing a derivation of short-range stiffness using the Huxley model, considering an arrangement of springs in series and parallel, and approximating the transient behaviour as a Maxwell element.
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