Distributed adaptive beamforming and nullforming for secure wireless communications

A method for performing distributed wireless communications comprising:

• dividing a plurality of agents into a first group and a second group;
• configuring the first group to wirelessly transmit a communication signal to a client, wherein the first group is capable of forming a radiation beam carrying the communication signal vectored substantially toward the client;
• and
• configuring the second group to wirelessly broadcast communication signal interference, wherein the second group is capable of forming a radiation pattern having a null vectored substantially toward the client.

A system for distributed wireless communications comprising:

• a plurality of agents randomly divided into a first group of agents and a second group of agents;
• a client configured to receive a communication signal transmitted by at least one of the plurality of agents;
• the first group of agents are configured to wirelessly transmit the communication signal to the client, wherein the first group of agents is capable of forming a radiation beam carrying the communication signal vectored substantially toward the client;
• the second group of agents are configured to wirelessly broadcast communication signal interference, wherein the second group of agents is capable of forming a radiation pattern having a null vectored substantially toward the client;
• and
• wherein a number of agents in the first group and the second group are adjusted to satisfy a quality of service (QoS) constraint of the client.