Keisuke Asano, Mamoru Okumura, T. Abe, E. Okamoto, Tetsuya Yamamoto
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Abstract
SUMMARY In recent years, physical layer security (PLS), which is based on information theory and whose strength does not depend on the eavesdropper’s computing capability, has attracted much attention. We have proposed a chaos modulation method as one PLS method that o ff ers channel coding gain. One alternative is based on polar codes. They are robust error-correcting codes, have a nested structure in the encoder, and the application of this mechanism to PLS encryption (PLS-polar) has been actively studied. However, most conventional studies assume the application of conventional linear modulation such as BPSK, do not use encryption modulation, and the channel coding gain in the modulation is not achieved. In this paper, we propose a PLS-polar method that can realize high-quality transmission and encryption of a modulated signal by applying chaos modulation to a polar-coding system. Numerical results show that the proposed method improves the performance compared to the conventional PLS-polar method by 0.7dB at a block error rate of 10 − 5 . In addition, we show that the proposed method is superior to conventional chaos modulation concatenated with low-density parity-check codes, indicating that the polar code is more suitable for chaos modulation. Finally, it is demonstrated that the proposed method is secure in terms of information theoretical and computational security.
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