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Let $X$ denote the complex projective plane, blown up at the nine base pointsof a pencil of cubics, and let $D$ be any fiber of the resulting ellipticfibration on $X$. Using ansatz metrics inspired by work of Gross-Wilson and aPDE method due to Tian-Yau, we prove that $X \setminus D$ admits completeRicci-flat K\"ahler metrics in most de Rham cohomology classes. If $D$ issmooth, the metrics converge to split flat cylinders $\R^+ \times S^1 \times D$at an exponential rate. In this case, we also obtain a partial uniquenessresult and a local description of the Einstein moduli space, which containscylindrical metrics whose cross-section does not split off a circle. If $D$ issingular but of finite monodromy, they converge at least quadratically to flat$T^2$-submersions over flat 2-dimensional cones which need not be quotients of$\R^2$. If $D$ is singular of infinite monodromy, their volume growth rates are4/3 and 2 for the Kodaira types ${\rm I}_b$ and ${{\rm I}_b}^*$, theirinjectivity radii decay like $r^{-1/3}$ and $(\log r)^{-1/2}$, and theircurvature tensors decay like $r^{-2}$ and $r^{-2}(\log r)^{-1}$. In particular,the ${\rm I}_b$ examples show that the curvature estimate from Cheeger-Tian\cite{ct-einstein} cannot be improved in general.

Complete Calabi-Yau metrics from P^2 # 9 \bar P^2