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Antiresonance

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An antiresonance is a suppression of a specified measured response through cancellation of contributions, often between normal modes. It does not generally mean that the entire system is motionless. In an ideal undamped two-oscillator system, the directly driven oscillator can have zero displacement while its partner still moves.

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