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تسجيل مستخدم جديدPositivity and completeness of invariant metrics
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We present a method for constructing global holomorphic peak functions from local holomorphic support functions for broad classes of unbounded domains. As an application, we establish a method for showing the positivity and completeness of invariant metrics including the Bergman metric mainly for the unbounded domains.
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