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The channel gain advantage of the eavesdropper is set to.
In the third scenario, the gain advantage of the eavesdropper's channel becomes asymptotically large (Corollary 3).
To verify that, we evaluate the limiting value of as the gain advantage of the eavesdropper becomes very large.
zero-mean, circular-symmetric complex Gaussian-distributed elements of unit variance, models the gain advantage of the eavesdropper over the destination.
In the second scenario, we show that the spatial dimensionality advantage that the eavesdropper has over the destination has exactly the same effect as the channel gain advantage of the eavesdropper.
The main considered application is the security of wireless sensor networks (WSNs) which are becoming more and more important, and they can gain advantage of reconfigurable technology, in terms of flexibility, energy consumption, and sensor lifetime.
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This allows the dynamic cellular layouts to retain the flexibility through cell reconfiguration on a planned basis and to gain advantages of static cells.
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We found that spatial dimensionality provided by the use of multiple antennas at the source and destination can be employed to combat a channel-gain advantage of the eavesdropper over the destination.
with different objectives (unauthorized access to the provided services, unauthorized access to client data and meta-data, denial of service, operators gaining advantage of their competitors, etc).
