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Extract boundary points of an interpolating function obtained by NDSolve

We can use "Domain" to extract the values. {rmin, rmax} = (h /. sol[[1]])["Domain"][[1]]; rmin rmax
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Solving A System of Two Implicit Equations

An alternative approach is to use FindRoot or FindMinimum without constructing an ...
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Solving A System of Two Implicit Equations

First plot the function you want tointerpolate ...
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Interpolating data which arent in the proper list form

MapThread[List/*Transpose/*Splice, {Outer[List, xs, ys], zs}] or Flatten[MapThread[List, {Outer[List, xs, ys], zs}, 2], 1] ...
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Interpolating data which arent in the proper list form

I'll set the bar very low to start this ...
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Interpolating data which arent in the proper list form

As an example: ...
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