“…Our choices were guided by the theory of arbitrarily varying channels (AVC), initiated by Blackwell, Breiman, and Thomasian [8], as well as by our desire to have . See [12] and [23] for recent surveys of the theory of AVCs, and [34] for a study of the related error exponents. Three aspects of the jammed timing channel do not fit the original formulation of AVCs: i) the jammed timing channel has constraints, namely, an arrival rate constraint on the coder and, in the case of average-delay constraints, a delay constraint on the jammer, ii) the jammed timing channel has memory, and iii) the jammer can causally observe the particular input waveform used.…”