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Identifying the fundamental degrees of freedom of a black hole poses a long-standing puzzle.
- In hep-th/0511133 Goldberger and Rothstein forwarded a theory of the low frequency degrees of freedom within the effective field theory approach, where they are relevancy-ordered but of unclear physical origin.
- Here these degrees of freedom are identified with near-horizon but non-compact gravitational perturbations which are decomposed into delocalized multipoles.
- Their world-line (kinetic) action is determined within the classical effective field theory (CLEFT) approach and their interactions are discussed.
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