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Colluding Eavesdroppers. Next, the impact of the number of small-cell BS transmit and receive antennas on the small-cell network DL and UL PHYLS performance under a Poisson field of colluding EDs is depicted in Fig. 3.2. Similar to the case of passive EDs, increasing the number of antennas always results in higher ergodic secrecy rates, as well as greater FD versus HD PHYLS performance gains. Furthermore, our findings indi- cate that the relative FD versus HD ergodic secrecy rate gain can be considerably higher in the case of colluding EDs. The reason is because each cooperative ED experiences added interference (i.e., MI) in the case of FD operation which in turn degrades the colluding EDs’ combined SINR. It is important to note that the case of collusion represents the absolute worst-
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