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Line 12: == History == Wai-Kai Chen wrote: "The concept of a signal-flow graph was originally worked out by [[Claude Shannon\|Shannon]] [1942]<ref name=Shannon> {{cite ~~journal~~report \|author =CE Shannon \|title=The theory and design of linear differential equation machines \|date=January 1942 \|publisher=Fire Control of the US National Defense Research Committee: Report 411, Section D-2}} Reprinted in {{cite book \|title=Claude E. Shannon: Collected Papers \|editor1=N. J. A. Sloane \|editor2=Aaron D. Wyner \|publisher=Wiley IEEE Press \|year=1993 \|page=514 \|isbn=978-0-7803-0434-5 \|url=https://books.google.com/books?id=wbLuAAAAMAAJ&q=Theory+and+Design+of+Linear+Differential+Equation+Machines.}} </ref> in dealing with analog computers. The greatest credit for the formulation of signal-flow graphs is normally extended to [[Samuel Jefferson Mason\|Mason]] [1953],<ref name=Mason>

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