Rotation-dependent $I$-Love-$Q$-$\delta M$ relations in perturbation theory

Abstract

The so-called $I$-Love-$Q$ relations link some normalized versions of the moment of inertia, the Love number, and the quadrupole moment of a star. These relations, in principle, enable the inference of two of the quantities given the third. However, their use has been limited because the normalized versions of the multipole moments rely on the static mass derived from the Tolman-Oppenheimer-Volkoff equation, which is not directly observable. In this work, using perturbation theory, we find that the $I$-Love-$Q$ relations can also be formulated in terms of an alternative set of normalized quantities that do not depend on the static mass, but on the actual (observable) mass.

arXiv commentPublished version. Two glossaries (Tables V-VI) and a flowchart (Fig 5) have been included to help the reader with the notation

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