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Fig 1.

Parameters of (a) SLIP and (b) PMB model in stance phase.

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Fig 2.

The conceptual circle trajectory and initial velocity vector for stance phase.

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Fig 3.

Free body diagram of PMB on circular-arc trajectory.

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Fig 4.

(a) SLIP model trajectory for one complete step of periodic running, (b) Horizontal and vertical components of toe force profiles.

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Fig 5.

The desired and actual arc trajectories in stance phase.

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Table 1.

Running gait parameters for various trajectories in stance phase.

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Fig 6.

PMB trajectory in one complete step of periodic running with arc trajectory in stance phase.

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Fig 7.

COM horizontal speeds during stance phase for SLIP and PMB models.

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Fig 8.

Generated polynomial trajectories of degrees 2, 4 and 6 with two parameters in stance phase.

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Fig 9.

PMB model trajectory in one complete step of periodic running with tuned degree-4 polynomial trajectory in stance phase.

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Fig 10.

Horizontal and vertical components of toe force profiles for SLIP model and PMB model with tuned degree-4 trajectory in stance phase.

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Fig 11.

Comparison of various generated trajectories for SLIP and PMB models in stance and flight phases.

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Fig 12.

Needed leg force profiles vs time for various trajectories in stance phase.

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Fig 13.

Degree 6 polynomial trajectories in stance phase with various coefficient 'a'.

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Fig 14.

Needed leg force profiles vs time for degree 6 polynomial trajectories in stance phase with various values of coefficient 'a'.

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Fig 15.

Variation of max leg force of stance phase vs. coefficient 'a' for degree 6 polynomial trajectories.

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Fig 16.

State variables of PMB in stance phase.

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Fig 17.

(a) Contour plot and (b) 3D plot of COT variation relative to θ0 and β0.

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Fig 18.

(a) Contour plot and (b) 3D plot of maximum leg force variation relative to θ0 and β0.

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Table 2.

Optimal values of stance initial condition.

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Fig 19.

Horizontal and vertical components of toe force profiles with optimal values of stance initial condition.

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