antinode

/ˈæntɪˌnoʊd/
noun
  1. A point in a standing wave where the wave has the greatest amplitude (the highest or lowest point of movement).
    • The antinode of a sound wave in a tube is where the air pressure changes the most.
    • Students marked the antinodes on the rope to see where the wave peaks occurred.
    • In a vibrating guitar string, the antinode is the point that moves the most.
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