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In this paper we present a novel approach in multi-scale muscle modeling based on finite element method and Huxley crossbridge kinetics model. In order to determine the mechanical response of a muscle, we implement basic mechanical principles of motion of deformable bodies using finite element method. Constitutive properties of muscle are defined by the number of molecular interconnections between...
Since multi-scale models of muscles rely on the integration of physical and biochemical properties across multiple length and time scales, these models are highly CPU consuming and memory intensive. Therefore, their practical implementation and usage in real-world applications is limited by their high requirements for computational power. There are various reported solutions to the problems of the...
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