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. 1998 Mar 1;507(Pt 2):511–525. doi: 10.1111/j.1469-7793.1998.511bt.x

Figure 9. Force-velocity relationships 20 and 200 ms after force onset calculated from the Huxley model.

Figure 9

B is an expanded version of the upper left portion of A. These results were obtained with isovelocity shortening which began at the onset of stimulation. τon = 20 ms. The calculated values are shown as points; the continuous lines are Hill curves fitted to these points. This figure shows that (1) a Hill curve provides a reasonable fit to calculated values even when activation time is made part of the model, and (2) the Huxley model predicts elevated shortening velocity at low force early in a contraction.