Bending beams offer better physical layer security than conventional beamforming by enabling dynamic avoidance of eavesdroppers in line-of-sight and non-line-of-sight positions.
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Curved beams cannot bend behind corners without some line-of-sight, as wavefront engineering requires partial visibility while edge diffraction alone is insufficient for full blockage.
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Enhancing the physical layer security with bending beams
Bending beams offer better physical layer security than conventional beamforming by enabling dynamic avoidance of eavesdroppers in line-of-sight and non-line-of-sight positions.
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Bending beams behind corners: mechanisms, challenges and capabilities for wireless connectivity
Curved beams cannot bend behind corners without some line-of-sight, as wavefront engineering requires partial visibility while edge diffraction alone is insufficient for full blockage.