antihelices
/ˌæntiˈhɛlɪsiːz/Definitions
1. noun
A structure or object having an antihelical shape, especially a type of spiral or helical curve that is reversed or inverted in some way.
“The engineer studied the antihelices of the roller coaster’s track to improve its stability.”
2. noun
A type of spiral or helical curve that is the mirror image of a helix, especially in geometry or mathematics.
“The mathematician used complex equations to describe the antihelices in her research paper.”