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The DSM method was applied as a framework for analyzing the propagation of rework in product development processes, and the related problem of convergence (or divergence) using the theory of linear dynamical systems.<ref name="complex"/><ref>Smith R, Eppinger S (1997) “Identifying controlling features of engineering design iteration.” Management Science 43(3):276–293. </ref><ref> Yassine A, Joglekar N, Braha D, Eppinger S, and Whitney D (2003),"Information hiding in product development: the design churn effect." Research in Engineering Design, 14(3): 131-144.</ref>

See (Browning 2016)<ref>Browning, Tyson R. (2016) “Design Structure Matrix Extensions and Innovations: A Survey and New Opportunities,” IEEE Transactions on Engineering Management, 63(1): 27-52.[http://dx.doi.org/10.1109/TEM.2015.2491283]</ref> for a comprehensive, updated survey of DSM extensions and innovations.

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