Abstract
This paper studies cooperative-jamming (CJ)-aided beamforming design under Gaussian channel uncertainties to reduce the secrecy loss due to reception correlation. In light of the difficulty of maximizing the outage-probability-constrained secrecy rate, a novel quality-of-service (QoS)-based optimization is considered. By employing the Bernstein-type inequality to approximate the probabilistic constraints, we seek to maximize the target outage signal-to-noise ratio (SNR) at the destination under transmit power and SNR outage constraints. Simulation results verify the designed CJ-aided beamforming substantially enhances the secrecy from a QoS perspective.
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