An EAP-BT smartcard for authentication in the next generation of wireless communications

Loutrel, Marc; Urien, Pascal; Gaïti, Dominique

doi:10.1007/978-0-387-35620-4_9

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“…Note added in proof: while this paper was in press the authors became aware that similar asymptotic analysis of hereditary terms was being pursued by N. Loutrel and N. Yunes[88].…”

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Eccentric-orbit extreme-mass-ratio inspiral gravitational wave energy fluxes to 7PN order

2016

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We present new results through 7PN order on the energy flux from eccentric extreme-mass-ratio binaries. The black hole perturbation calculations are made at very high accuracy (200 decimal places) using a Mathematica code based on the Mano-Suzuki-Takasugi (MST) analytic function expansion formalism. All published coefficients in the expansion through 3PN order at lowest order in the mass ratio are confirmed and new analytic and numeric terms are found to high order in powers of e 2 at post-Newtonian orders between 3.5PN and 7PN. We also show original work in finding (nearly) arbitrarily accurate expansions for hereditary terms at 1 .5PN, 2.5PN, and 3PN orders. An asymptotic analysis is developed that guides an understanding of eccentricity singular factors, which diverge at unit eccentricity and which appear at each PN order. We fit to a model at each PN order that includes these eccentricity singular factors, which allows the flux to be accurately determined out to e → 1.

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“…Note added in proof: while this paper was in press the authors became aware that similar asymptotic analysis of hereditary terms was being pursued by N. Loutrel and N. Yunes[88].…”

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Eccentric-orbit extreme-mass-ratio inspiral gravitational wave energy fluxes to 7PN order

2016

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“…device to store secrets information so it is now quite obvious that smart cards will be used as a secure communicating objects in the future wireless network architecture. An example is give in [6].…”

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Quality of service and mobility in IP network

Ringapin¹,

Ben‐Othman²,

Urien³

Proceedings IEEE 56th Vehicular Technology Conference

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Mobile services have a growing interest for the users. One can easily predict the success of this kind of services, in particular with the future networks of the 4th generation. So, mobile users will require a similar level of quality of service to that of the fixed users. In mobile networks, the mechanisms of security and Quality of Service (QoS) used in the fixed networks are not adapted. The mobility of the users poses problems of authentication and conservation of QoS during the handoffs. We are interested in the management of security and QoS for user's mobility. In this paper, we propose a solution for the management of QoS. We use a smart card to authenticate and contain QoS data. Our protocol presents a solution based on a soft handover mechanism for the micro and macro mobility. Our approach is based on a network management protocol by policies with COPS (Common Open Policy Services) standardized by the Internet Engineering Task Force and a smart card to store QoS parameters of the user.

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An EAP-BT smartcard for authentication in the next generation of wireless communications

Cited by 2 publications

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Eccentric-orbit extreme-mass-ratio inspiral gravitational wave energy fluxes to 7PN order

Eccentric-orbit extreme-mass-ratio inspiral gravitational wave energy fluxes to 7PN order

Quality of service and mobility in IP network

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