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Uncoordinated Frequency Hopping (UFH) techniques are promising to address jamming attacks in wireless networks without requiring pre-shared secret keys, and its communication efficiency in the broadcast scenario can be significantly improved through node cooperation. In this letter, we take a first step to investigate efficient Media Access Control (MAC) strategies for the UFH-based collaborative broadcast, and derive closed-form expressions of the channel access probabilities for time-slotted systems to minimize the broadcast delay and to significantly reduce the energy cost. Numerical and simulation results are provided to verify our analysis and reveal some insights.
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