Consider the following curves:
Bound1temp =
RegionPlot[
10^13*10^(2 y)*(10^x/90)^4*Sqrt[1 - 10^(2 x)/90^2.] >= 1, {x,
Log10[0.01], Log10[90]}, {y, -11, 0}];
Bound1 = {10^#[[1]], 10^#[[2]]} & /@
Partition[
Flatten[Cases[Normal@Bound1temp, Line[x_] :> x, Infinity]], 2];
Bound2temp =
RegionPlot[
10^20*10^(2 y)*Sqrt[
1 - 10^(4 x)/6^4.] (Exp[-10^7.*10^(6*x)*10^(2*y)] -
Exp[-(10^7 + 10)*10^(6*x)*10^(2*y)]) >= 1, {x, Log10[0.01],
Log10[6.]}, {y, -11, 0}];
Bound2 = {10^#[[1]], 10^#[[2]]} & /@
Partition[
Flatten[Cases[Normal@Bound2temp, Line[x_] :> x, Infinity]], 2];
ListLogLogPlot[{Bound1, Bound2}]
Could you please tell me whether it is possible to merge them such that their intersection would be removed, i.e. to get the following red line?
Added
Let us assume that we have only Bound1
and Bound2
, but not the underlying functions/conditions used to obtain them.