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Fig 1.

The AWGN channel with intermittent feedback.

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Fig 2.

Comparison of and for various N and P = 10 dB, , , .

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Fig 3.

The relationship between , Pe and N for P = 5 dB, dB, , and .

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Fig 4.

The relationship between , Pe and N for P = 5 dB, , and .

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Fig 5.

Comparison of and under different feedback failure probabilities and P = 10 dB, dB, , .

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Fig 6.

Performance comparison for , P = 10 dB, .

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Fig 7.

Performance comparison for , P = 10 dB, .

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Fig 8.

Performance comparison for , P = 10 dB, .

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Fig 9.

The quasi-static fading channel with intermittent feedback.

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Comparison of and for various N and P = 10 dB, , , , .

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The relationship between , Pe and N for P = 10 dB, , , and .

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The relationship between , Pe and N for P = 10 dB, dB, , , and .

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Fig 13.

Comparison of and under different feedback failure probabilities and P = 10 dB, dB, , , .

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Fig 14.

The fading wiretap channel with intermittent noiseless feedback.

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Fig 15.

The fading wiretap channel with intermittent noisy feedback.

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Fig 16.

The relationship between , Pe and N for P = 10 dB, , , k = 1, , and .

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Fig 17.

The relationship between, Pe and N for P = 10 dB, dB, , , , , k = 1 and .

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Fig 18.

The impact of N on security level under different P and , k = 1,, , , and.

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Fig 19.

The impact of N on security level under different P and , k = 1, , , , and .

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Fig 20.

The impact of instant k on security levels and under different feedback failure probabilities and P = 10 dB, dB, , , N = 400, , and .

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