Physical-Layer Security in Distributed Wireless Networks Using Matching Theory
Physical-Layer Security in Distributed Wireless Networks Using Matching Theory
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DOI:
10.1109/tifs.2013.2251335
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发表时间:
2013-05
影响因子:
6.8
通讯作者:
S. Bayat;Raymond H. Y. Louie;Zhu Han;B. Vucetic;Yonghui Li
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作者:
S. Bayat;Raymond H. Y. Louie;Zhu Han;B. Vucetic;Yonghui Li
We consider the use of physical-layer security in a wireless communication system where multiple jamming nodes assist multiple source-destination nodes in combating unwanted eavesdropping from a single eavesdropper. In particular, we propose a distributed algorithm that matches each source-destination pair with a particular jammer. Our algorithm caters for three channel state information (CSI) assumptions: global CSI, local CSI, and local CSI without the eavesdropper channel. We prove that our algorithm has many desirable properties. First, the outcome of the proposed algorithm results in a stable matching, which is important if the source and jamming nodes are selfish. Second, the secrecy rate of the proposed algorithm converges to the secrecy rate of a centralized optimal solution, if the price step-number is sufficiently small. Third, our algorithm converges only after a small number of iterations, and its overhead is relatively small. Fourth, our algorithm has a significantly lower complexity than a centralized optimal approach.