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Relativistic theory of surficial Love numbers

Landry, Philippe, Poisson, Eric

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A relativistic theory of surficial Love numbers, which characterize the surface deformation of a body subjected to tidal forces, was initiated by Damour and Nagar.

We revisit this effort in order to extend it, clarify some of its aspects, and simplify its computational implementation.
First, we refine the definition of surficial Love numbers proposed by Damour and Nagar, and formulate it directly in terms of the deformed curvature of the body's surface, a meaningful geometrical quantity.
Second, we develop a unified theory of surficial Love numbers that applies equally well to material bodies and black holes.