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In the below list I would like to detect multiple peak points. I know I can use the object Lpeak the get ONE value, but what if there are multiple peak points? Is there an easy way of detecting multiple peak points? I simply need to know hoe many there are in a list, and possibly also their list positions.

0. 0.101076 0.101076 0.101076 0.109013 0.109013 0.116949 0.116949 0.116949 0.124886 0.132822 0.132822 0.156632 0.164568 0.180441 0.188378 0.220124 0.220124 0.235997 0.235997 0.235997 0.27568 0.283616 0.315362 0.315362 0.323299 0.323299 0.323299 0.323299 0.307426 0.291553 0.267743 0.25187 0.220124 0.204251 0.204251 0.204251 0.188378 0.188378 0.204251 0.204251 0.204251 0.283616 0.323299 0.323299 0.355045 0.362981 0.394727 0.402664 0.4106 0.4106 0.4106 0.4106 0.331235 0.331235 0.331235 0.220124 0.220124 0.220124 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441 0.180441

how-to-detect-multiple-peak-points-in-a-list

this is a start (not perfect, but you should be able to adapt for your purposes)

how to detect multiple peak points in a list