antinode
an·ti·node
(ăn′tĭ-nōd′)n.
For a standing wave, the region or point of maximum amplitude between adjacent nodes.
an′ti·nod′al (-nōd′l) adj.
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antinode
(ˈæntɪˌnəʊd)n
(General Physics) physics a point at which the amplitude of one of the two kinds of displacement in a standing wave has maximum value. Generally the other kind of displacement has its minimum value at this point. See also standing wave Compare node
ˌantiˈnodal adj
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an•ti•node
(ˈæn tɪˌnoʊd)n.
the region of maximum amplitude between two adjacent nodes in a standing wave.
[1880–85]
an`ti•nod′al, adj.
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an·ti·node
(ăn′tĭ-nōd′)In a standing wave, the region or point of maximum amplitude between two adjacent nodes. Compare node.
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