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> You might find a better way to provide your
> example than that service. I refuse to answer
> the questions it wants me to respond to, just
> to look at your picture.

sorry about that - it didn't bug me with questions when I 
tested it. try this: 
http://www.filedropper.com/exampleofpeaks

> And please explain yourself more clearly,
> although if you did explain more clearly, you
> probably would solve your own question. What
> exponential function will you use? Do you want
> the interpolant to go through zero between
> every pair of data points?

Hopefully when you see the picture it will make more sense. 
I'm not sure which exponential function to use but I 
imagine it will be a simple job to replace functions once 
the method is worked out, so choose a common one to start 
with. 

I am only specifying the peak coordinates and that the y 
coord is 0 between each peak. I want to generate the data 
points between each peak and 0 to get something similar to 
the plot in the picture. 
 
> Why in gods name do you want to interpolate
> in this way anyway?

To generate the plot shown in the picture. hope that makes 
a bit more sense. i look forward to hearing from you again.
thanks.