Abstract
We hope by now the reader agrees that commutative operator vessels form a natural framework for the study of commuting nonselfadjoint operators. So we consider a commutative two-operator vessel: $$ V = ({A_1},{A_2};H,\Phi ,E;{\sigma _1},{\sigma _2},{\gamma ^{in}},\gamma out) $$ (10.1) .
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