The treatise grew out of a desire to understand why a certain family of combinatorial matrices were pair-wise commuting and had only integer eigenvalues. It defines and studies a set of operators at various levels of generality: hyperplane arrangements, hyperplane arrangements invariant under a (linear) action of a finite group, reflection arrangements corresponding to a real reflective group, crystallographic reflection groups (or, equivalently, Weyl groups), and a symmetric group. The general themes are the original family of matrices, using the W-action, an eigenvalue integrality principle, and a broader context with more surprises. Annotation ©2014 Ringgold, Inc., Portland, OR (protoview.com)