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Tidal resonances for fuzzballs
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We study the gravitational tidal response of D1D5, Top Star and (1,0,n) strata horizonless geometries. We find that the tidal interactions in fuzzball geometries, unlike in the case of black holes, exhibits a sequence of resonant peaks associated to the existence of metastable bound states. The spectrum of resonant frequencies is computed by semi-analytical and numerical methods.
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