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From: Romain Boman <r.boman@uliege.be>
Date: Fri, 18 Feb 2022 15:03:38 +0100
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 In this section, muscle forces are converted to finite-element forces acting on the nodes of the surface mesh of each muscle group. The 3 loading models proposed by Grosse et al. (2007) have been implemented in python with a special care about efficiency.
 
-In the simplest model – the Uniform-Traction model – the total traction force $\bar{F}$ applied by a muscle on the bone is uniformly distributed on the surface mesh of the muscle attachment. For each triangle of this mesh, the traction is assumed to be directed towards a focal node modelling the opposite muscle attachment (see Figure 1). 
+In the simplest model – the Uniform-Traction model – the total traction force $`\bar{F}`$ applied by a muscle on the bone is uniformly distributed on the surface mesh of the muscle attachment. For each triangle of this mesh, the traction is assumed to be directed towards a focal node modelling the opposite muscle attachment (see Figure 1). 
 
 ![boneload_fig1](boneload_fig1.png)
 
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