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Hello
I need to find the maximum and minimum points of the first gaussian derivative and then get the peak to peak height. but I got that only the zero point and didn't got the other two.
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Hail supergalactic Cosmossos! :smile:

To find the minima and maxima of a function, you need to take the derivative and solve it for being equal to zero.

What is the derivative of the first Gaussian derivative?