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Weekly reportOpportunistic Cooperative Jamming Y= hs+n (1)Assume SNR for y is .P(IR)=P(log(1+SNR)R)=So we can get P ()In the opportunistic cooperative jamming, we consider the secrecy communication with one source, one destination, one eavesdropper and L relays. In the first phase, both the source and destination transmit messages at the same time to the i-th relay=The i-th Relay forward mixture The destination receives Hence, :Assume E E[]=) )) ) ), where denotes signal-to-noise-ratio, Where In the second phase, the signal model at the eavesdropper is sxAccording to sx)We can get (sWhere So the achievable secrecy rate for cooperative jamming is , because P(IR)=P(log(1+SNR)R)= The outage probability P can be expressed as P( Where Opportunistic Relay ChattingA chatting group with size M1, denoted as R1, is formed from the remaining ???1 relays and transmits a random message ??1 via distributed beamformingThe observation at the best relay can be expressed asThe beamforming vector is constructed to satisfy, and=1According to the figure 1:= = = Where g denotes the channels between M nodes in R1 and the best relay . In the second phase, the best relay forwards the mixture as = where The observation at destination can be expressed =+Through the equalization , we can get the instantaneous SNR SNR)On the other hand, according to part II, the signal model at the eavesdropper can be expressed:.Where, H is a array; means the White Gaussian noise, and can be represent as an array , which, is the superposition of all the “s”Singular value decomposition(SVD)Firstly define . H=Assume Q= ,. If , then;