Abstract. We present an explicit description of the Wu metric on the convex Thullen domains which turns out to be the first natural example of a purely Hermitian, non-Kählerian invariant metric. Also, we show that the Wu metric on these Thullen domains is in fact real analytic everywhere except along a lower dimensional subvariety, and is C 1 smooth overall. Finally, we show that the holomorphic curvature of the Wu metric on these Thullen domains is strictly negative where the Wu metric is real analytic, and is strictly negative everywhere in the sense of current.
Abstract. We present an explicit description of the Wu invariant metric on the non-convex Thullen domains. We show that the Wu invariant Hermitian metric, which in general behaves as nicely as the Kobayashi metric under holomorphic mappings, enjoys better regularity in this case. Furthermore, we show that the holomorphic curvature of the Wu metric is bounded from above everywhere by −1/2. This leads the Wu metric to be a natural solution to a conjecture of Kobayashi in the case of non-convex Thullen domains.
We investigate the property of the Wu invariant metric on a certain class of psuedoconvex domains. We show that the Wu invariant Hermitian metric, which in general behaves as nicely as the Kobayashi metric under holomorphic mappings, enjoys the complex hyperbolic curvature property in such cases. Namely, the Wu invariant metric is Kähler and has constant negative holomorphic curvature in a neighborhood of the spherical boundary points for a large class of domains in C n .
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