The Voigt profile and its first two partial derivatives with respect to ${\displaystyle x}$ (first column) are partially derived both numerically and analytically with respect to the other three parameters ${\displaystyle \mu =10}$ (second), ${\displaystyle \sigma =1.3}$ (third), and ${\displaystyle \gamma =2.5}$ (fourth column). This file was created using Matplotlib. ^[1]

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