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### Why do I get number with Precision larger than error estimate?

[Too long to type as a comment, but here is why PrecisionGoal is relevant] Any number has a precision, and Precision[arb16] ...
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### How to get a list of indices at which errors occur during iteration

Another way (see How to catch complete error message information, including the message text as it would be printed? for more ways to hack messages): This works because ...
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### Automatically detect largest interval over which NDSolve can find a solution

NDSolve has already detected the largest such intervals for you, which is why the resulting InterpolatingFunctions have ...
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### Dealing with errors and resuming the code after one

Check: Check[expr, failexpr] evaluates expr, and returns the result, unless messages were generated, in which case it evaluates and returns failexpr. ...
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### Histogram with Error bars

This answer below is not directly what you asked but rather about what you should consider doing. With more than 50 or so data points you should consider avoiding histograms completely. More often ...
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### Avoiding a for loop to create a list

You're creating pairs {m,h} where each pair really only depends on the previous pair. That's perfect for NestWhileList. ...
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### How can I properly use Catch[] to prevent my program from quitting?

It looks like you're using a single-arg Catch. Single-arg Catch will not catch a multi-arg ...
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### Catching NDSolve Singularities

You can monitor the step size. It will be "effectively zero" well before it is zero. The code below does not quite do what you want, I think, because it cannot trap ...
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