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We review the basic properties of paired operators and their adjoints, the
transposed paired operators, with particular reference to commutation
relations, and we study the properties of their kernels, bringing out their
similarities and also, somewhat surprisingly, their stark differences. Various
notions expressing different invariance properties are also reviewed and we
extend to paired operators some known invariance results.