Trying to plot a graph of energy densities for radiation and PBHs

In summary, the discussion focuses on plotting the energy densities of radiation and primordial black holes (PBHs) to analyze their contributions to the universe's energy budget. It highlights the importance of understanding the evolution of these densities over time, particularly during different cosmic epochs, to assess the potential impact of PBHs on cosmic structure formation and the overall dynamics of the universe.
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So a bit of context, I've been trying to model a plot of energy density relation for radiation and Primordial BH, but it is not right. Would someone be able to help me out? This is what I have so far. I am assuming the PBHs decay into a Planck relic, and the decay is instantaneous. Does the conservation law not follow through for the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th plots? Also, it completely breaks down for smaller values of beta. I'm attaching my calculation breakdown in the images below.


Any help would be appreciated.


If any more details are required, I'd be happy to provide them
 

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Including the formulas used would be helpful.
 
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di_a_tonic17 said:
I'm attaching my calculation breakdown in the images below.
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