Abstract
The challenge between one's own radar and an enemy's jammer is modelled as a game theory problem. Using this model, the equilibrium point of the game is studied under different conditions. Also regarding the costs of both war and peace situations, the best choice of each part of the game during peace and war time is illustrated and studied.
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