Packetized wireless communication under jamming: a game theoretic approach.

• Online Access: http://hdl.handle.net/2047/D20194559

Game theory has been widely used to study many specific jamming and interactive communication problems in wireless networks. However, these theoretical studies are only applicable to very specific problems and the study is often based on a particular features or weaknesses of the communication system under study. These features and weaknesses are in most cases unrelated to the physical layer of the protocol stack. Consequently, these studies fail to accurately model more general problems or even the same problem with minor changes in the original assumptions. This limitation demands development of a more general theoretical frameworks that can be applicable to a wide range of jamming scenarios.