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I have 12 data points at the following coordinates:

x:      y:
78	6.00E+07
233	6.00E+07
349	6.00E+07
466	6.00E+07
587	6.00E+07
699	6.00E+07
807	4.00E+07
932	3.00E+07
1047	2.00E+07
1175	1.00E+07
1281	1.00E+07
1397	5.00E+06

At the midpoint between each point y is 0 (not listed
above). I want to interpolate using an exponential function
between the y values thereby creating peaks. A picture of
the kind of thing I want the results to be can be found
here:
http://upload2.net/page/download/m8KAixt8aZdvCTp/example+of+peaks.pdf.html

Thanks.