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Power allocation policy and performance analysis of secure and reliable communication in cognitive radio networks

Quach et al., 2019

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7556630883309837021
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Quach T
Tran H
Uhlemann E
Kaddoum G
Tran Q
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Wireless networks

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This paper investigates the problem of secure and reliable communications for cognitive radio networks. More specifically, we consider a single input multiple output cognitive model where the secondary user (SU) faces an eavesdropping attack while being subject to the …
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