“…The universality has been linked to the emergence of self-similarity of the stars' isodensity contours [80]. Such universal relations have been analyzed for higher (gravitoelectric and -magnetic) multipoles [81][82][83][84][85], for rotational-tidal Love numbers [44,[72][73][74], for the case of rapid rotation [86,87], for dynamical configurations [88], for magnetized NSs [89], in alternative gravity theories [79,[90][91][92][93][94][95], for extreme EoSs [96], and for use in parameter estimation with binary inspiral GWs [9,81,97,98]; see [99] for a review. Regarding some of the most recent calculations of particularly λ and σ for realistic NS EoSs, we note that calculations using both the "static" [72] and "irrotational" [74] fluid assumptions show universality for λ and σ at a ∼1% level (whereas for the rotational-TLNs, [72] finds significant deviations from universality while [74] finds universality at a ∼2.5% level).…”