Lower-Layer Triggered Mobility
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Lower-layer triggered mobility moves selected mobility decisions closer to radio layers so a device can change serving-cell context with less higher-layer signaling delay.
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The problem this identity helps frame
Faster local triggers can improve continuity in dense, mobile, or high-frequency deployments, but the result still depends on measurements, configuration, candidate-cell quality, and network policy.
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What the record supports
The phrase appears in 3GPP 5G-Advanced work. LJP maintains a descriptive identity and makes no implementation or conformance claim.
What this is not
The domain does not perform handovers, configure a RAN, or represent a 3GPP service.
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