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This work is an extension of Part I in which it had been investigated the statistical impacts of the wiretap channel on the physical implication of the secrecy principle. We extend, indeed, Part I aimed at proposing new perspectives in relation to two special cases; namely, the low-SNR regime for the statically fading channels, additionally, for a general structure of the dynamically fast fading channels.
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This work is an extension of Part I in which it had been investigated the statistical impacts of the wiretap channel on the physical implication of the secrecy principle. We extend, indeed, Part I aimed at proposing new perspectives in relation to two special cases; namely, the low-SNR regime for the statically fading channels, additionally, for a general structure of the dynamically fast fading channels.
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This work is an extension of Part I in which it had been investigated the statistical impacts of the wiretap channel on the physical implication of the secrecy principle. We extend, indeed, Part I aimed at proposing new perspectives in relation to two special cases; namely, the low-SNR regime for the statically fading channels, additionally, for a general structure of the dynamically fast fading channels.
Mr. Makan Zamanipour
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This page is a summary of: Probabilistic-based secrecy rate maximisation for MIMOME wiretap channels: Towards novel convexification procedures-Part II, Transactions on Emerging Telecommunications Technologies, February 2018, Wiley,
DOI: 10.1002/ett.3290.
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