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Cover and iterative learning control for and decryption in secure communication

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Typical cover techniques adopted in the conventional secure communication schemes are the additive masking and modulation by multiplication. In order to enhance security, in this paper, the new masking and decryption methods were given by iterative learning control algorithm for secure communication. In order to enhance security, the paper proposed the nonlinear masking method to apply to the traditional items and used the iterative learning control algorithm to decrypt. The algorithm reconstructed the information signal completely and analyzed the robustness and convergence of learning algorithm about the initial error and output error. The convergence conditions were given and the simulations shown in the algorithm can reconstruct the signal in secure communication.

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The work was supported by the Hechi University Key Projection Foundation (XJ2016ZD004), the Hechi University for Youth teacher Foundation (XJ2017QN08), the Projection of Environment Master Foundation (2017HJA001, 2017HJB001), the key Project of the new century teaching reform Project in Guangxi (2010JGZ033) and the Promotion program for young teachers Foundation in University of Guang Xi (2018KY0495).

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    Jianhuan Su, Yinjun Zhang & Mengji Chen

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Su, J., Zhang, Y. & Chen, M. Cover and iterative learning control for and decryption in secure communication. Photon Netw Commun 37, 243–252 (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11107-019-00832-4

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