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Informationen zum Autor Professor Benno Nigg and Professor Walter Herzog. Human Performance Laboratory, Faculty of Kinesiology, The University of Calgary, Calgary, Alberta T2N 1N4, Canada. Two distinguished researchers and teachers with an international reputation who have published numerous books and articles in the area of biomechanics. Klappentext The latest edition of this classic in the field presents a unique and comprehensive account of the mechanics of the neuro-musculo-skeletal system. Written for students and researchers of biomechanics, the book covers key areas including the properties of biomaterials, common measuring techniques and modeling.As with the previous edition there are numerous applications and extensive questions and answers at the end of sections. Specific changes for this edition include:* Major revision of the section on biological materials including bone, cartilage, ligament, tendon, muscle and joints and new discussion of failure and healing* Extensive updating of material covering force, pressure distribution, optical methods and simulation* An increase in the number and type of applications across a broad range of disciplinesBiomechanics of the Musculo-skeletal System, Third Edition will prove invaluable for undergraduate students in mechanics and physics; medical students and graduate students in engineering, exercise and sport science and kinesiology; and for all those with an interest in the biomechanical aspects of the human or animal body. Zusammenfassung The latest edition of this classic in the field presents a unique and comprehensive account of the mechanics of the neuro-musculo-skeletal system. Written for students and researchers of biomechanics, the book covers key areas including the properties of biomaterials, common measuring techniques and modeling. Inhaltsverzeichnis Contributors. Preface. 1. Introduction. 1.1 Definition of Biomechanics (B. M. Nigg). 1.2 Selected Historical Highlights (B. M. Nigg). 1.3 Mechanics (B. M. Nigg). 1.4 references. 2. Biological Materials. 2.1 Definitions and Comments. 2.2 Selected Historical Highlights. 2.3 Bone (S. K. Boyd and B. M. Nigg). 2.4 Articular cartilage (W. Herzog and S. Federico). 2.5 Ligament (G. M. Thornton, C. B. Frank and N. G. Shrive). 2.6 Tendon/Aponeurosis (W. Herzog). 2.7 Muscle (W. Herzog). 2.8 Adaptation of Biological materials to Exercise, Disuse and Aging (R. F. Zernicke, S. Judex and C. Lorincz). 2.9 Joints (B. M. Nigg and W. Herzog). 2.10 Additional Examples. 2.11 References. 3. Measuring Techniques. 3.1 Definitions and Comments. 3.2 Selected Historical Highlights. 3.3 Force (B. M. Nigg). 3.4 Pressure Distribution (B. M. Nigg). 3.5 Acceleration (B. M. Nigg and K. A. Boyer). 3.6 Optical Methods (B. M. Nigg, G. K. Cole and I.C. Wright). 3.7 Strain Measurement (N. Shrive). 3.8 EMG (V. von Tscharner and W. Herzog). 3.9 Inertial Porperties of the Human or animal Body (B. M. Nigg). 3.10 Additional Examples. 3.11 References. 4. Modelling. 4.1 Definitions and Comments. 4.2 Selected Historical Highlights. 4.3 A Nearly Possible Story (B. M. Nigg). 4.4 general Comments About Modelling (B. M. Nigg). 4.5 Force System Analysis (B. M. Nigg). 4.6 Mathematical Determinate Systems (B. M. Nigg). 4.7 Mathematically Indeterminate Systems (W. Herzog). 4.8 Simulation (A. J. van den Bogert and B. M. Nigg). 4.9 Additional Examples. 4.10 References. Index. ...
Inhaltsverzeichnis
Contributors.
Preface.
1. Introduction.
1.1 Definition of Biomechanics (B. M. Nigg).
1.2 Selected Historical Highlights (B. M. Nigg).
1.3 Mechanics (B. M. Nigg).
1.4 references.
2. Biological Materials.
2.1 Definitions and Comments.
2.2 Selected Historical Highlights.
2.3 Bone (S. K. Boyd and B. M. Nigg).
2.4 Articular cartilage (W. Herzog and S. Federico).
2.5 Ligament (G. M. Thornton, C. B. Frank and N. G. Shrive).
2.6 Tendon/Aponeurosis (W. Herzog).
2.7 Muscle (W. Herzog).
2.8 Adaptation of Biological materials to Exercise, Disuse and Aging (R. F. Zernicke, S. Judex and C. Lorincz).
2.9 Joints (B. M. Nigg and W. Herzog).
2.10 Additional Examples.
2.11 References.
3. Measuring Techniques.
3.1 Definitions and Comments.
3.2 Selected Historical Highlights.
3.3 Force (B. M. Nigg).
3.4 Pressure Distribution (B. M. Nigg).
3.5 Acceleration (B. M. Nigg and K. A. Boyer).
3.6 Optical Methods (B. M. Nigg, G. K. Cole and I.C. Wright).
3.7 Strain Measurement (N. Shrive).
3.8 EMG (V. von Tscharner and W. Herzog).
3.9 Inertial Porperties of the Human or animal Body (B. M. Nigg).
3.10 Additional Examples.
3.11 References.
4. Modelling.
4.1 Definitions and Comments.
4.2 Selected Historical Highlights.
4.3 A Nearly Possible Story (B. M. Nigg).
4.4 general Comments About Modelling (B. M. Nigg).
4.5 Force System Analysis (B. M. Nigg).
4.6 Mathematical Determinate Systems (B. M. Nigg).
4.7 Mathematically Indeterminate Systems (W. Herzog).
4.8 Simulation (A. J. van den Bogert and B. M. Nigg).
4.9 Additional Examples.
4.10 References.
Index.
