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:<math>f(z) = \int_D K(z,\zeta)f(\zeta)\,d\mu(\zeta).</math>
 
One key observation about this picture is that ''L''<sup>2,''h''</sup>(''D'') may be identified with the space of L2$L^2$ holomophic $(n,0)$-norms on "D". Since the L2 inner product on this space is manifestly invariant under biholomorphisms of "D", the Bergman kernel and the associated [[Bergman metric]] are therefore automatically invariant under the automorphism group of the domain.
==See also==
* [[Bergman metric]]