How to genarate gaussian curve from another gaussian curve?

I have the data points of the red curves and I want to generate the blue curve from red curve. The area difference between two curves i.e the gap between red and blue curves I know. Also the area of the red curve and the blue curve are known to me. Is it possible to generate the the blue curve from red curve. The X axis is the time which is fixed for both and Y axis denotes amplitude values.

Please provide me suggestions.

[John D'Errico]

Neither curve is even remotely Gaussian, except that they both have a peak.

Regardless, what are you asking, how to shift and scale one curve to look as much as possible like the other?

[AS]

yes.

how to shift and scale one curve to look as much as possible like the other?

[Mathieu NOE]

hello

well you have two triangles and you have to define a X scale factor (according to the ratio of X values of the lower right "corner" of the two triangles = 56/42) and also a Y scal factor based on the ratio of the two peaks

the x and y values of the blue curve will be scaled according to the corresponding factors

for the x axis , please keep the first lower left "corner" x value (approx 12 from my reading) unchanged so the equation for the x vector should be :

x_new = X_scale_factor * (x_old - 12) + 12;

that shouldn't be too complicated for the y axis data