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Wireless physical-layer security: Lessons learned from information theory

Yener et al., 2015

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3210790738652992390
Author
Yener A
Ulukus S
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Proceedings of the IEEE

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Physical-layer security utilizes resources of the transmission medium to guarantee secure communication against an adversary with unlimited computational power. Rooted in information theory, physical-layer security advocates for a foundational approach by …
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