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Covert Communications over Enormous Fluid Antenna Systems (E-FAS): Impact of Channel Hardening on Detection
Enormous fluid antenna systems (E-FAS) enable guided surface wave (SW) propagation and induce an end-to-end channel that is conditionally complex Gaussian with a random covariance scale. This paper investigates the impact of this channel structure on covert communication in the presence of a passive
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