The frequency spectrum of the thermal fluctuations in the shape of fluid droplets is derived when the droplets are coated with a thin film such as a surfactant monolayer or lipid bilayer. The surface viscosity and compressibility and the inertia and viscosity of the bulk fluids interior and exterior to the droplet are taken into account, and their effects on the decay of the surface modes is discussed in detail.
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